@Markos-Th09 Regarding your question about "unacceptable samples", the following files appear to be fixtures for testing syntax-parsing, or an example code-snippet taken from a tutorial:

• mixed.clue
• macro.clue
• fizzbuzz.clue
• nested_ifs.clue

The following samples are good examples of realistic, practical uses for Clue (and ideally what you should be aiming for when selecting samples):

• msgpack.clue
• player.clue
• terminal.clue

Thanks I think we have some more of these.

We can't accept this grammar without a license. Please find another grammar or license your grammar with one of these licenses and add the cached license file to this PR (run bundle exec licensed cache -c vendor/licenses/config.yml once you've added a license file and pulled the latest SHA into this PR).

The grammar is licensed under MIT.

Usage is really low for inclusion right now too.

The grammar is licensed under MIT.

Not according to the repo:

We need a license file.

The grammar is licensed under MIT.

Not according to the repo:

We need a license file.

It is intended to be licensed under MIT. I don't know what happened but I will add the license as soon as I can.

Resolved

Popularity looks good now, but the tests don't. All of these occur when the grammar is added manually and not with the script/add-grammar script as detailed in the CONTRIBUTING.md file. You should find replacing the grammar with itself will address these issues.

Popularity looks good now, but the tests don't. All of these occur when the grammar is added manually and not with the script/add-grammar script as detailed in the CONTRIBUTING.md file. You should find replacing the grammar with itself will address these issues.

@lildude
It seems like there were issues when I initially used the script. I have now added the grammar again using the script, so hopefully the tests don't fail this time.

You need to update the vendor/README.md file too. It should have been updated by the script/add-grammar script. As an aside, we squash all commits when merging PRs so you don't need to worry about your commit history.

Done.