Clojurians Log v2

Well, first step is for Francis to sign the contributors agreement https://clojure.org/dev/contributor_agreement

I’ll look at the rest later

Right. Will ask him to do that and see what happens.

created an issue here with the next step: https://github.com/jafingerhut/clojure-cheatsheets/issues/50

Thanks.

@alexmiller Francois du Toit replied to a personal email I sent to him, responding that he would be willing to sign the Clojure CA and allow his work to become part of a Clojure contrib project. If you don't mind digging up the process for getting contributor's consent on this repository, we can try it out and hopefully everyone will agree: https://github.com/jafingerhut/clojure-cheatsheets

Right now the program to generate the HTML and PDF, and the generated PDF files, are in this repository: https://github.com/jafingerhut/clojure-cheatsheets

There is a bash script and a Leiningen project.clj file in the src/clj-jvm directory with a README there to remind me of the commands I run when I want to update things, but it was never intended to be pretty or well-structured, just functional.

I'm happy to continue to add to it as new Clojure releases come out -- just seems that clj-commons might be a better long-term place for such a project.

could move it into contrib too if you wanted

only seems to be one contributor that doesn't already have a CA signed

up to you of course, just throwing that out there

Also sounds reasonable, giving willingness of that one non-CA-signed contributor. Do you recall which one that is? sky-glenjamin, perhaps?

no, that github id has changed but user is on the list

bluegray / Francois du Toit is not on the contributors list

Looks like Francis Avila also not on the published list here, at least: https://clojure.org/dev/contributor_agreement

that's the wrong list

those are people with accepted patches in Clojure

Woops, wrong list: https://clojure.org/dev/contributors

Been years since I've looked at that list

I update it several times a week :)

Not so many requests to join the clojure-dev Google group these days 🙂

no :)

if you want to go down this path, there is a process we've followed to have all contributors consent. I can dig it out of the deep if needed

we would just create a github issue and ask each contributor to state something there

I will first check with the one who hasn't signed a Clojure CA to see if they are willing to do so. No use bothering the rest if not.

ok