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Getting Docker hub permissions issues when I try to build FROM graalvm:afdbbd5
per this article - https://www.innoq.com/en/blog/native-clojure-and-graalvm/ anyone know if there's a new canonical name for GraalVM's docker images? I also tried graalvm/graalvm
and just graalvm
...
Hi. I have a newbie question around plumatic.schema. Given this simple schema, how would I indicate either foo
or bar
must be provided? (one or the other must be there, but not both)
[{
:id s/Int
:name s/Str
:foo s/Str
:bar s/Int
}]
looks like you can pass an arbitrary function to s/pred
https://github.com/plumatic/schema#other-schema-types
does anyone have a good link that I can share with people regarding best practices for naming maven artifacts and namespaces?
this is apropos of a conversation happening in #kaocha https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CCY2V0U6A/p1607095244238600
https://clojure.org/guides/deps_and_cli has a little about groupIds: "When artifacts are deployed in a Maven repository, it’s a best practice to use a groupId (the first part of the name) that is something you control (usually via DNS or trademark). In the case where you have neither, you can instead combine the name of a site that establishes identities (like GitHub) with your identity on that site, here github-yourname
."
Is there a predicate that tests true for all values that support sequence functions. Like — I can call first
on a java.util.HashSet
, but (seq? (java.util.HashSet.))
is false
seqable?
?
Ah, epic, how did I miss that
Haha, I was already wondering whether I was doing it wrong
To be fair, seqable?
was only added in Clojure 1.9... 🙂