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dnolen12:04:44

@alexmiller seems I don't have access to transit-js anymore? I tried to push a fix for the Closure breaking changes

Alex Miller (Clojure team)13:04:41

@dnolen don't think that was any intentional change, but could easily have been switched in a cleanup, I will figure out how to get you back in there

Alex Miller (Clojure team)13:04:11

invite sent - that should give access to all the transit repos

Alex Miller (Clojure team)14:04:33

@dnolen ping me if there are releases needed on core.async or transit stuff

dnolen14:04:04

@alexmiller core.async would be nice \cc @mfikes

dnolen14:04:38

@alexmiller there was a lot of bitrot in transit-js - I went and patched things up to latest Closure / Closure-Library

dnolen14:04:21

JS consumers aren't actually much affected by Closure breaking change because they just consume released stuff - i.e. advanced compiled thing

dnolen14:04:51

but we will need a transit-js maven release - and when that's done, a bump to transit-cljs

dnolen14:04:11

and release

dnolen14:04:54

CI for transit-js would be nice, let me know if it's ok to add a GH workflow thing-y

dnolen14:04:01

it would just run the tests

Alex Miller (Clojure team)14:04:17

definitely ok by me, although not sure if it will work in the account it's in (there is some long story there that I don't know most of, but I may not have latest info). would be ok to try it and see!

Alex Miller (Clojure team)14:04:30

corehttp://core.aIasync under wayhttp://core.aI will look at transit-js and transit-cljs release later - may take some setup to get -js release working again for me

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dnolen17:04:11

answered, but mostly because I don't know what is going on there

dnolen17:04:35

2 versions of ClojureScript at least - both old-ish