is there a clojure jobs channel on clojurians?

Hey, I’m updating ripgrep to include EDN in the list of types. Do people want to have .edn grouped with the existing Clojure suffixes (.clj, .cljc, .cljs, etc), or would people prefer to search EDN with a separate type (e.g., rg -t edn ... vs rg -t clojure ...)?

@kingmob I often want to search in only clojure or clojurescript, so I've made a small script for myself. In the case of Clojure, it searches in .clj and .cljc files, in the case of ClojureScript it searches in .cljs and .cljc

so I think I would like to have them seperated

FWIW, rg also supports specifying extensions directly, these are for making shorthand lists, if that makes a difference?

the scripts I described are actually just aliases, so I use those as shorthand

I use that with ag, I only recently tried ripgrep

From the admittedly limited data, polling is exactly 50/50. :)

I can always roll a script myself, so discount my vote

Someone on #edn voted your way, so separate is now in the lead

@kingmob are js and json separate?

@markmarkmark yes, but JSON is much more widely used outside Js contexts than EDN is with Clojure, AFAIK

that's quitter talk! 😛

@kingmob did you write ripgrep?

Oh no, just making a PR

Author wanted me to poll the community

there are many impls of edn outside Clojure https://github.com/edn-format/edn/wiki/Implementations

and it was intended to be portable to many languages and independent of Clojure

Alex, I know that was the goal, but I’ve never personally encountered EDN in the wild before outside a clj project

instead, people took a walk with ... yaml...

Heh. Well, we can definitely not tie it further to clj

I'm not trying to pick a result, just providing info

Right now, in extremely unscientific polling across Slack, separate is preferred over grouped by 3:1

I presume people didn't write impls in 20 languages just for fun, surely some of those must be getting used

(not that I've encountered it either)

@kingmob no surprise, clojurists like it decomplected

😉

Hehe. Well, I’ll give it to the end of the day, but it looks like it’ll be separate over grouped

@ghadi at the jvm summit "Clojure Futures" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbqNrZMbxBg

Ah, I knew he was "in town" to give a talk since he'd asked me about stuff to do in SF but I didn't know that it was the JVM Summit. They got that up on YouTube quickly!