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@alexmiller: should we also have a direct-linking=true config on contrib test matrices?
I've started working on that. It's more complicated and affects a lot more people.
@bronsa: hey, any chance you could update the dependencies in tools.analyzer.jvm on the next release to newest core.memoize and tools.reader?
also, wondering if you plan to do a 1.0 for tools.reader ?
noticed the 0.10 numbers... :)
as far as I'm concerned it's up to you
I don't think Rich has to approve it
you're the project maintainer and I consider you to be the judge of its 1.0-ness
@alexmiller: I was remembering what's written here http://dev.clojure.org/display/community/Contrib+1.0.0+Releases
Specifically "The first release of a contributed library with a major version number of "1" requires approval by Clojure/core."
I think tools.reader passes that bar
as a member of Clojure/core I approve it :)
@alexmiller: to be more clear about the eastwood issue wrt :rettag -- it's not a clojure bug. I just don't want (nor do I want @andy.fingerhut) to waste any amount of time changing code to account for what seems to be a worthless change
and if you know how I feel about the tag/type-hinting situation in clojure, you'll understand why I'm this bothered about it
@alexmiller: it looks like t.a.jvm already depends on the last core.memoize
ah, you're right
I mis-read the commit log for core.memoize
looks like it needs a release, which vaguely reminds me of the last time I worked on this
if only I remembered anything else about it :)
guess I'll throw that one on the pile :)
@bronsa: ok, so I was actually right - there core.memoize 0.5.7 was released in January (by me) but I never updated the readme
but I have now done so