All messages here should be logged on http://clojurians.zulipchat.com, which has free unlimited searchable history.

If Slack has a new billing model, then I'd be interested to hear about it, but last I checked with them a year or so ago, the only way to make Clojurians Slack searchable would be to pay a monthly fee based on number of active users, then everyone would get searchability, but if no one foots that bill, then no one gets searchability.

The bill is somewhere over $1,000 per month for current number of active users, based on a recent message here from Sean Corfield that is still visible on Slack: https://app.slack.com/client/T03RZGPFR/C0CB40N8K/thread/C0CB40N8K-1608234821.118900

thank you for that information!

so, it’s all worse than I thought.

wow… pretty terrible then that open source communities are adopting Slack.

but I get the handy nature of Slack. That said, IRC was fine.

As I said, at least for Clojurians Slack, the messages are searchable for about the last several years, if you know where to look. There are advantages to Slack, not only disadvantages, so it is somewhat in the eye of the beholder whether the situation is terrible.

My choosing the word ‘terrible’ was unnecessary. There are definitely advantages! Just an old FOSS fan here . 😉

git clone 
cd clara-eav
lein test-cljs # builds fine, tests pass
clj -A:test -m cljs.main -c clara-eav.test-runner # compilation fails

Failure: "No namespace: clara-eav.rules-test found" Boils to: ns-name calling clojure's the-ns instead clojurescript's ".-name"

Trace: