Clojurians Log v2

All practicalli GitHub repositories run a Megalinter workflow to check code and documentation quality. With the release of Megalinter 9.5.0 a few months ago, it is possible to create your own custom 'flavor' which only contains the lint and format tools required. When there is a smaller selection of tools in included, the docker container they all run in is significantly faster to download and the workflow completes in shorter time. I've created two flavours to support the Practicalli projects: • https://github.com/practicalli/megalinter-custom-flavor-zensical: checks markdown, yaml/toml (config), Makefile tasks, spell checking and checking for leaked secrets (e.g. tokens, api keys, etc.) • https://github.com/practicalli/megalinter-custom-flavor-clojure: clj-kondo and cljstyle to check for code quality, markdown, yaml/toml (config), Markdown tasks, spell checking and checking for leaked secrets (e.g. tokens, api keys, etc.) I have been running these flavors in a couple of repositories and will migrate the rest of the Practicalli repositories in the next week. I'll write up a blog post covering how to use them and create your own (and the authorization challenge I had using packages within a GitHub Org)