@alexmiller heh, happy to
in the new JIRA world, where do things happen once the support request is accepted, is the rest of the process visible or only between core members?
We are also looking at a new process to obtain a contributor account and gain access to the system for commenting or other work. Stay tuned for more on that.''
ok, found my answer
Tickets are still publicly visible regardless
I'm not finding where though at the moment
http://clojure.atlassian.net lands me on the home for the support requests and doing requests -> all shows me no output
this also redirects me to https://clojure.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals
direct links to an existing CLJ ticket have the same effect
if I log out
I can see them
Yeah, I was just going to guess that
so probably a migration wart
Atlassuans identity model is ... weird
and I'm sure migrating from the age old install brought its own challenges ๐
Iโll look at your account or whether you have one when I get to a computer
no rush anyway
I'm supposed to be in the having previously edited crowd if that helps
So you should have an account - did you do the reset process to get a new password ?
yes
I'm all setup with an account, I followed the link I received by email
So when you log in, you canโt see links?
Actually, I didn 't generate a new password but used google sign-on
and yes, once logged in I cannot access tickets
(email is <mailto:pyr@spootnik.org|pyr@spootnik.org> if that helps once you reach your computer)
I don't think you can use google sign-on for this org as this site is not tied to a single domain
you'll need to use email/password
uh, I logged in with google sign-on and it worked
FYI I get a 403 when I try to hit https://dev.clojure.org/, not sure if that was supposed to redirect
that shouldn't at the moment, although it could
well that's good to know
@pyr your acct was missing access to the jira product, not sure how that happened, but it should help
@alexmiller things look much better now, thanks!
everyone should have had that added during the import, but maybe it messed up for some people. will probably do some spot checks later.
`select-keys` does not preserve metadata on its first map argument. Yes, it does. Must be time to stop work -- I'm hallucinating! What would be the pros and cons of changing it to do so? I get the impression that several other functions have recently been "fixed" to do so...
Yeah would be good
Are you preparing ticket / patch for this? I can if you aren't already doing it.