not possible no

you can host your own maven repo, there are plenty solutions (nexus, archiva, etc), or just use tools deps and skip maven altogether (using git)

The thing is that I don't want to neither share the JAR or share sources at all. Because from what github has shown us it's that they don't care whether it's Apache or AGPLv3. Then simply use it as they wrote the code.

you don't have to use github

tools.deps works fine with private git repos

That could work :thinking_face: I'll think about it

I imagine Open AI etc are scraping the public Git repos for code text in all programming languages rather than downloading and extracting jar files (which is specific to just JVM languages). You can share jar files by email/web/dropbox etc and then download them and add the file path as a dependency to lein/deps.edn.

Yep. This is trivially easy to do. So I'm thinking about what I can do about it.

there is also an s3 wagon that you can use to deploy stuff to your own s3 things?

Maven repos are just static website structures - so you can host a maven repo anywhere.

s3 compatible object store is also a possibility yes (we do that at work)

On my work machine (Windows) I use a giant cursor and have it pink. It actually annoys me on my home machine, Ubuntu, that I can't see seem to get it to be as visible as is it is on windows.

Hah 😄 I don't do that but thanks.