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2023-10-03
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Easiest way to get the full path of the currently executing babashka script? (from within that script obvs)
Same as in Clojure.
(ns my-script)
(def current-file *file*)
to get the absolute path, use (fs/absolutize current-file)
or soAwesome, you’re the best!
DO NOT refer to *file*
in a function body, this variable is only bound during analysis of the file
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Ok - got it 👍