The Leiningen project is in the process of moving off Github.

This repository will continue to be sporadically updated as a mirror for a while as we work to complete the move, but please switch your git remotes over to https://codeberg.org/leiningen/leiningen

Codeberg works just like Github, and you can even use your Github account to log in there, but it is operated like a user-owned cooperative with a democratic governance model instead of being an extractive arm of an unaccountable abusive megacorp.

As usual, you can join the #leiningen IRC channel on Libera.Chat to discuss issues.

Any use of this project's code by Github Copilot, past or present, is done without our permission. We do not consent to Github's use of this project's code in training Copilot or any other language model.

I get it, Github is what everyone uses. But it's never been a good idea to allow one company to have a monopoly, and it's an even worse idea when that company has a history of abusing their monopoly.

If you haven't taken a look at Github alternatives, now's a great time to evaluate a new home for your project! If you took a look at Gitlab a few years ago and were put off by its clunkiness and bugs, you should know that there are much better alternatives now.

Codeberg is perhaps the most polished alternative, but Sourcehut is also quite nice for minimalists, and if you're adventurous you could try running your own Forgejo. Or maybe you don't even need a forge?