Well it seems to be working again, now.

(Later yesterday, while it continued to not-work, I thought about changing the script to try both Utah and Northeastern. I even started on that. But my Bash fu is weak, so I think I’ll abandon that for now. (This was a detour from trying to improve some tests for Racket Mode. So I’m relieved to “pop the stack”, stop messing with infrastructure, and resume what I was trying to do. Maybe someday, later.))

Thats probably a good question to ask at the racket-users group -you can use it as an email list or via gg web interface https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/racket-users

did you see https://youtu.be/R-hy8xLlkHA

And… now it’s broken again. :anguished:

if I wrote a library in clojure, and i took inspiration from something in racket by reading the racket source code, do i have to include racket’s license alongside my chosen license?

@nbtheduke it’s hard to give specific information, but if your code is a derived work of the Racket code, then you need to follow the Racket license.

and not include my own?

follwoing the racket license just means complying with the terms, not necessarily using the same license. Gnereally, Racket’s license is very permissive so you should probably be fine.

Cool, thanks. I’ll give it a finer read to see!