I was confused until I saw this was a 4 year old commit. I remember when he originally did this. Dunno why someone would feel the need to post it to HN (again) now.
Yeah, I made the mistake and responding to it here. I have since deleted my comment.
I really need to filter what I read more.
Please note this commit is 4 years old.
I don't get it.
leinigen is the most commonly used build tool for Clojure. They now added a routine to block project names ending in "jure" because so many used it as a "pun".
What's the pun? Is it just that it sounds like clojure?
Now being "authored 4 years ago"
If by "now" you mean 4 years ago, then yes :)
To indicate that some library is a Clojure library people often use "cl-" ("clatrix") or "-jure" ("compojure") in the name of the library. This patch in the most popular package manager software for Clojure rejects names that are of the second form when building project.