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I have a “problem”
I help maintain a bunch of projects under the clj-commons github org. It’s not often that we deploy first versions of libs, but now it’s happening. Previously we’ve deployed these libs under the clj-commons group, this is no longer possible. Sad, but true. So, I understand that I could publish libs under org.clj-commons (I’d need the help from Daniel Compton to do that, as I believe I transferred the domain to him) but I was wondering if there was a possibility to for me to publish to eg io.github.clj-commons
or some such, since I happen to be an admin of that org.
I’d also, as much as possible, like for publishing clj-commons libs to clojars to be as independent as possible from me and my account at clojars.
Please advice 🙂
> was wondering if there was a possibility to for me to publish to eg `io.github.clj-commons` or some such, since I happen to be an admin of that org. Yep, this is not a problem, you just need to verify the clj-commons GH org, which requires creating a repo with a special name. Can you file an issue at https://github.com/clojars/administration/issues to start that process? Note that verifying org.clj-commons is pretty easy - @danielcompton would just need to create a TXT record, and once a group is verified, any member of the group can deploy to it. > I’d also, as much as possible, like for publishing clj-commons libs to clojars to be as independent as possible from me and my account at clojars. Can you elaborate on this? Deploys are tied to users, but you can can create another "bot" user if you like.
Need any more help to register org.clj-commons?