clj-commons

2024-09-19T23:37:48.883329Z

i opened a pr to revamp seesaw's test suite, using my fork of lazytest: https://github.com/clj-commons/seesaw/pull/236 i also added github actions, but it seems it needs someone with admin approval to allow github actions, which i don't have. (i only have "member" permissions.) can one of you either give me those rights or approve GH actions for seesaw?

2024-09-20T14:15:16.818179Z

i know a lot of clojure devs like circleci, but i like github actions. should i switch over to circleci? i'm not quite sure what the process is.

2024-09-20T14:16:02.289999Z

i am touching seesaw because i had the urge to work on clooj yesterday, but wanted to update something in seesaw and ran into issues with modifying it otherwise

slipset 2024-09-20T19:00:47.064309Z

I added you as an admin to seesaw

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slipset 2024-09-20T19:01:32.858479Z

I tend to prefer circle, but if someone takes ownership for a project and would like to maintain and use GA, that’s up to them.

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slipset 2024-09-20T19:02:01.333499Z

http://slipset.github.io/posts/deploying-to-clojars is a summary of my thoughts on how to build and deploy libraries.

slipset 2024-09-20T19:03:18.882119Z

For me it’s really convenient to be able to deploy by creating a new release in github because that’s something I know how to do and it doesn’t require much more than interacting with the github ui.

slipset 2024-09-20T19:03:59.676899Z

(and for some of these libraries, they’re included in linux distros, and it’s important for them to have proper releases for which they can download the sources)