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@lboliveira: if you put your directory inside the resources
directory of your project, it will be copied into the jar
@timgilbert every directory that starts with . will be ignored. I reached technomancy on irc yesterday. He confirmed it. He was very nice to release a patch to fix that behavior. https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen/commit/9e45977a4a2764f02a4f68b7ba2492ec210b78bb . Now we should use :jar-inclusions [“^\.ebextensions”] to allow this directory to be copied.
Hmm, interesting
Oh, yeah, I just realized actually that I put my .ebextensions in our application bundle (zip file), which includes the .jar file inside of it
Now we can use only the jar
I don’t know if it is good