Phil Lord

With the implementation at the moment, this part of assess is not freely extensible, which is something I need to think about it I guess, but you can always convert...

Long delay! I've updated assess so that "assess-file" and the like so that they return strings directly. If you are still needing the "insert-file-contents-literally" it can be added easily now.

Bit's of sisyphus should work directly for you I think -- `sisyphus-with-temp-buffers` for instance. And it already does diffs on failing comparisons (although I've only plugged this in for ERT)....

Oh, if there is anything that you need to make sisyphus more generally useful to you, then don't hesitate to ask. Sharing is better than porting to my mind!

We need more tests for emacs, I think. People are duplicating a lot of code for things like indentation; and it's actually quite hard to do well (mostly because core...

We've just noted this bug in when running Emacs-26 the distribution of which uses mingw32. The problem appears to be caused by the path conversion. INFOPATH is set up correct...

The clojure backend that I produced doesn't depend on lein, actually. I built a maven plugin which launches an nrepl-server. I like the idea of JShell, because with Java 9...

https://github.com/jdee-emacs/jdee/tree/clojure-backend Actually, I hadn't realised how much work @udalrich had done on it, so it's not really "my" backend any more, much more his.

I think at this point making a decision is better than not so I would vote for #bexit (beanshell exit). We need to pick a way forward, and we have...

@plandes I think we are broken, though. @kostafey JShell is attractive cause it's in built. But clojure has a nice, defined interaction protocol (nrepl). Moving away from parsing shell output...