Hi all,
As you might have noticed, lein-cljsbuild has been pretty quiet of late.
This is in part due to it being largely complete, and the stretch of
upstream stability provided by ClojureScript these days.
The other factor is that I'm just very busy elsewhere. The big downside
of this is that I've clearly become a bottleneck to people effectively
using and patching lein-cljsbuild to effect straightforward bugfixes and
minor enhancements. More significantly, I've 'run out of gas' re: my
original intentions to significantly refactor the project in a simpler,
more modern direction. Largely, my stewardship of it has consisted of
maintaining stability and a certain amount of firefighting. That's
disappointing to me personally, but c'est la vie. :-)
I've been in contact with Evan and David Nolen and made them aware of
the impending change. I just released `1.1.0` to clojars, which I'd like
to be my last release. I've also done a spring cleaning on the issue
tracker, and written up a set of recommendations for the next maintainer:
https://github.com/emezeske/lein-cljsbuild/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3ARecommendation
I would like to pass the baton on to someone that is familiar with both
ClojureScript (inside and out) and Leiningen. I will be available to
answer questions here and there as necessary, and to help get the new
maintainer up to speed, but I won't reasonably be able to guide anyone
to understanding how ClojureScript's internals work, nor how to develop
a Leiningen plugin.
This is a good opportunity for someone to have a really positive impact
on the ClojureScript development experience. If you're interested and
available, please get in touch with me by email directly.
Thanks,
- Chas
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