To clarify my side I would be open to reviewing PRs and do tweaks, but cannot do much "maintenance" at this point
Can definitely push merge buttons on open PRs 😉
The clj-common
is a good one, together with adding @hlolli as collaborator 😉
clj-common
sounds like a graveyard to me, like clojure-werkz and clojure.contrib. But I'm doing maintainance work now, let's see if 2 of us can't keep lumo running.
I am ok with either, for big stints of work you could also think about applying for Clojurists together... I think the biggest chunks of work I have done were with porting the new compiler changes back into lumo
https://clj-commons.org/ looks good actually ...
yes, I could keep that in mind, I will move around slowly to begin with, tough I'd love to make move some shells and js stuff, even the nexe to cljs and make a module from it, perhaps non binary lumo as library, and other ideas I want to experiment with in next 12-24 months. Slow...
thanks I'll have a look
What I will do is to mention my musl project in the README https://github.com/arichiardi/docker-lumo-musl Or maybe merge it in ... Don't know, what do you think?
sounds good, but let's not do it right now imo, I was also thinking about the graal-nodejs, but I think that would be easy if the bundler/bootstraper was a module first and not a collection of build.boot with regexes/js/cljs/shell. But compiling statically with musl sounds in itself totally exciting.
well tough, the docker image could be moved, if that's what you mean 🙂 or for users to compile locally with musl, is going to be a headache to reply tickets for.
can you send me a lumo compiled with musl via email, or send me a download link, I'm curious to see the elf signatures and linking.
Yes that is exactly what I mean, we can add instructions and dockerfile there
and a text which says, ask Andrea if in trouble 😄
@anmonteiro what do you think about this (by the way great work on the Reason side!)
well we can't merge a thing right now until the ci builds pass, so let's talk soon
Yeah good point
:bananadance:
I will do it, not at the computer right now, please remind me ok
We can hook it up with CI and also produce the static binary as part of the release process