this seems to work in the repl hmm

are you doing this in bb or clojure?

bb

babashka v0.10.163

I think it should work the way you've written it

weird it does work fine in the repl, but I’m using this in a CI pipeline and there it doesn’t seem to notice 30s have passed

note my repl is actually connected to the same server as the CI agent

does it help if you do a little thread sleep after the kill?

trying rn

no, no difference

does it work when you execute `

killall journalctl

or so

(future (babashka.process/shell (str "journalctl -f -u service.nae"))
  (Thread/sleep 30000)
  (System/exit 0

this works

luckily it is the last task in the pipeline 😄

weird, but if it works :)

you wanted to check if journalctl is a child process or something?

Another thing to try:

(.destroyForcibly (:proc tail-proc))

trying that right now

yeah it doesn’t work

I guess (System/exit 0) it is 🙂

ok, then I'm also out of ideas :)

Seems like it should work right? I'll try locally ;)

This works, you don't need the require:

(exec 'top.build.build/justrun)

And then change justrun to a 1-arg function:

(defn justrun [_]
  (println "Hello world!"))

Thank re not needing require.

Never got as far as seeing the arity was wrong though 😅

Even though I have a workaround now, much obliged, it should have worked, no?

exec expects a fully qualified symbol of the function

Ah! that's what I didn't understand.

🙏

----- Error --------------------------------------------------------------------
Type:     java.lang.Exception
Message:  Could not find namespace: top.build.build.
Location: <expr>:4:47

----- Context ------------------------------------------------------------------
1:
2:  ;; deps
3:
4: (ns user-f39cc2e2-32f4-4dd5-b013-7c98601c1be1 (:require [top.build.build :as build]))
                                                 ^--- Could not find namespace: top.build.build.
5: (require '[babashka.tasks #_#_:refer [log]])
6: (when-not (resolve 'clojure)
7:   ;; we don't use refer so users can override this
8:   (intern *ns* 'clojure babashka.tasks/clojure))
9:

----- Stack trace --------------------------------------------------------------
user-f39cc2e2-32f4-4dd5-b013-7c98601c1be1 - <expr>:4:47

I think so yes, feel free to post an issue about the error improvement

Is it a bug or a feature? 😆

https://github.com/babashka/babashka/issues/1410

Thanks

np

Oh ok I checked here https://github.com/babashka/babashka/blob/master/doc/projects.md#pods Do you want me to PR your link to the README?

yeah I think that would be good :)

ok let me do that

Hm, it already has that right? > See https://github.com/babashka/pod-registry for an overview of available pods.

oh I did not see that, I went all the way down to the main README here https://github.com/babashka/babashka#pods

Feel free to PR improvements :)

yeah, where was your sentence taken from? It's not babashka/README.md right?

the exact link you posted earlier

https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CLX41ASCS/p1666799817987539?thread_ts=1666799765.794299&cid=CLX41ASCS

ok I am confused then, sorry - maybe I just missed it

ok created this one, I hope it makes sense https://github.com/babashka/babashka/pull/1411

thanks

cc @U098UL4QP 🙂

yeah, I think you were looking at a fork

hi @richiardiandrea I've unlocked things that were unlockable although bear in mind that as @U04V15CAJ said it's a fork with purpose to make it available in the pod registry really.

@richiardiandrea bootleg also has jsoup - don't know exactly what you're after though

I am basically in need of using (.getErrors ^Parser parser) when Jsoup detects syntax errors

This is usually done by sharing the parser, which you can pass down as last argument to Jsoup/parse