Closed matthiasn closed 7 years ago
I'd be happy to spend some time on getting the open pull requests merged (which I believe would already fix the most pressing issues) and on creating a new release, if that helps, but somebody with the keys to the kingdom (i.e. GitHub and Clojars access) needs to be involved.
In the meantime, I noticed that Kira Systems is maintaining a fork at kirasystems/doo.
@miikka I'll give you access now
I'm planning to do a pass to do three things:
but if @miikka wants to work on any of those first, please go ahead.
That's a good plan! I'm going to start with Clojure and ClojureScript updates already.
I've now merged #141 to make doo work again with the latest ClojureScript, #143 to add support for managed dependencies, and #136 to add support for Headless Chrome. I believe that the Clojure 1.9 problems are caused by CLJS-2352, which will be fixed in the next ClojureScript release.
The rest of the open PRs look good, too, but looks like they need some work before merging. This could be a good time for a bug-fixing release.
Happy to see all this progress lately!
Looking forward to a new Clojars release as I'd want to try out chrome-headless.
Cheers - Victor
Regarding the fork at kirasystems/doo, the only goal we had with that was to merge #141 and #143 so we could integrate doo
to our CI. Since those have been merged here, the fork's days are numbered :)
If there's anything we should change to let people know "hey go use the main project, not this fork", happy to do that. And of course, it's great to see more activity here in the main repo.
@bensu, I'd like to do a release now. Can you do it, or can you give me access to doo and lein-doo on Clojars so I can do it? (I'm miikka over there as well.)
@miikka great! Added you in both groups. Let me know if you need anything else
[doo "0.1.8"]
and [lein-doo "0.1.8"]
are now available on Clojars. 🎉
Great, working again, thanks!
Hi, for a while, doo has served me well, thanks for that. But now I'm running into more and more issues, e.g. with the latest Clojure versions, and looking at the issues piling up here, I wonder if you have plans to keep maintaining this library? Thanks, Matthias