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An important problem encountered in Process-centered Software EngineeringEnvironments (PSEE) is that software development processes aresubject to permanent evolution during enactment. Without managing evolution,PSEEs are condemned to fail in being adopted in software industry. This articlepresents an original approach to process enactment evolution, based on formalmanagement of process deviations. Deviations are defined as operations thatviolate process constraints. Once a deviation is detected, a deviation-tolerance model attached to the preset process is used to decide whether to accept or to rejectthe deviation.