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I’m impressed that you got GitHub to accept the language/syntax! Gleam still hasn’t managed to convince them.

• xeetzer 2mo ago
  That would have been cool, but he simply used the python highlighting: https://github.com/abhiramasonny/jaithon/blob/8f47ee5a52ffca273ca3369930b259b056008721/README.md?plain=1#L60 https://github.com/abhiramasonny/jaithon/blob/8f47ee5a52ffca...
• kmaitreys 2mo ago
  No. The file uses same extension as Jonathan Blow's Jai which is actually a language GitHub supports.
  • ModernMech 2mo ago
    Now that is crazy considering the language isn't publicly released and doesn't even have a release date; ostensibly, acceptance by Linguist includes evidence that the language is actually being used [1]. I didn't think an interminable private beta counted, seems a stretch of the word "actually". [1] https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/196787#discussioncomment-17040102 https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/196787#discuss...
• giraffe_lady 2mo ago
  wdym they've had it for years? https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist/pull/5688 https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist/pull/5688
• timhh 2mo ago
  I'm still trying to convince them that RISC-V assembly exists...
• AbhiramaVS 2mo ago
  Unfortunately I did not do this :( I think a couple people pointed out but .jai already exists on github (I did not know about this when I first made it lol) and for the readme and stuff I did it via python for the syntax highlighitng lol. Maybe one day I can plead with the github gods to accommodate for jaithon :)