Hi Sean, Great to see your active involvement in developing components for community use; especially those that have such potential. Also heartening to see is the support you are getting from

As a fellow Burrow maintainer and previous colleague, I would also like to sponsor Solang. I strongly believe in the vision set out by Sean and I will be excited to see it grow under the strengthened

That would limit to running it in only the directory from which the command is installed. If you run it from the root of the community tools repo it uses the default config. There is also a way to

I’ve tested and it just needs to be in the directory from which you run the box command. This is how I was able to run against every repo. Chris

Under the covers it just clones the repo locally so this is just a refactoring of where that is done: https://github.com/todogroup/repolinter/blob/master/bin/repolinter.js#L14 No, it has to be in

Danno, thanks for taking the initiative on this. However, it isn't clear to me that you need to clone the repo. The repolinter.js already handles that if you use the --git option and point it at the

As requested in the 13 Feb TSC call here is my proposal for a spec based repository structure -

Hi TSC, Some may know Sean as a Burrow maintainer and former employee of Monax. Sean now works as an independent developer, but Solang was started as a side-project while Sean was still at Monax

Hello tsc, I'd like to propose Solang to become a hyperledger project. Description ----------- Solang is a compiler for the Solidity language that can target ewasm (used by Hyperledger Burrow and

Hyperledger is excited to continue to support the mentorship program in 2020. We are looking to fund 18 projects this year. If you're interested in getting involved in the program and excited about

Really nice Vipin. I think Bob Taylor is smiling down on you. I leave you with one of my favorite quotes: Humans are allergic to change. They love to say, "We've always done it this way." I

Vipin Great article! Very thought provoking. -mark -- Mark Wagner Senior Principal Software Engineer Performance and Scalability Red Hat, Inc

Nice piece! Chris

Vipin Very thoughtful article! Everything has two sides, and there's always debates between revolution and evolution. At most time, things get improved and improved, then suddenly, disruption happened

Hi all, Although not directly relevant to blockchain, a holistic perspective on adoption of new technologies. Please read, critique and respond.

Available online:https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2020-02-13+TSC+Agenda -- Arnaud Le Hors - Senior Technical Staff Member, Blockchain &Web Open Technologies - IBM

Hello Hyperledger Community, Less than four weeks to go until Hyperledger Global Forum 2020! I am so excited to see not only long time friends but all the new

Hi BitXHub Team, Welcome! BIF maintainer here. Just wanted to add to what others have already said that I'm also looking forward to hearing more of your solution and the lower level/technical

Just to be clear,several of the points listed in that email have already been addressed.The only two issues left are: TSCElection voters selection TSCElection observers -- Arnaud Le Hors - Senior

Hi BitXHub Team, Thank you for your responses. It’s always nice to see more people interested in blockchain integration. At Fujitsu, we have also built a blockchain interoperability