Document `aggressive` parameter in class-side `cleanUp:`

[LinqLover]

SmalltalkImage>>#cleanUp:except: says:

"Clean up. When aggressive is true, this will destroy projects, change sets, etc.
Leave out any classes specifically listed in exclusions."
"Smalltalk cleanUp: true except: {Project. ChangeSet}"

However, this leaves a lot of room for interpretation: Should I remove any user data (e.g., caches, logs, settings) in my applications if aggressive is false? I assume yes for caches, but I am not sure about the others.

Maybe we can find a decision for such cases and document this in the comment cited above.

[timrowledge]

I would argue that an aggressive cleanup should leave the image in a state ready for distribution to other users, and as such pretty much anything cached ought to be flushed. Settings should end up in a state suited to distribution - ie no personal info but possibly setting for a specific application if that is what is being distributed. tim -- tim Rowledge; ***@***.***; http://www.rowledge.org/tim Strange OpCodes: JUM: Jeer at User's Mistake