$ bb -m my-project.db
----- Error --------------------------------------------------------------------
Type:     java.io.FileNotFoundException
Message:  Could not locate pod/babashka/go_sqlite3.bb, pod/babashka/go_sqlite3.clj or pod/babashka/go_sqlite3.cljc on classpath.
Location: /Users/gert/projects/playground/bb/pods/bb/my_project/db.clj:2:3

----- Context ------------------------------------------------------------------
1: (ns my-project.db
2:   (:require [pod.babashka.go-sqlite3 :as sqlite]
     ^--- Could not locate pod/babashka/go_sqlite3.bb, pod/babashka/go_sqlite3.clj or pod/babashka/go_sqlite3.cljc on classpath.
3:             [babashka.fs :as fs] :reload))
4:
5: (defn -main [& _args]
6:   (prn (sqlite/query ":memory:" ["SELECT 1 + 1 AS sum"])))

----- Stack trace --------------------------------------------------------------
babashka.main/exec/fn--32207/load-fn--32218 - <built-in>
my-project.db                               - /Users/gert/projects/playground/bb/pods/bb/my_project/db.clj:2:3
user                                        - <expr>:1:10

~/projects/playground/bb/pods
$ tree -C
.
├── bb
│   └── my_project
│       └── db.clj
└── bb.edn

2 directories, 2 files

No, :reload applies to all the namespaces, not only :fs

So it's best to separate babashka.fs in a separate require if you want to reload it

TIL! Thanks

What is btw the underlying reason a reload of a pod fails? Looking at the error it seems it’s not ‘really’ on the classpath(?)

a pod defines namespaces programmatically, not by source

check - thanks for clarifying.

which update of fs did you need that wasn't in the last release ?

I wanted to make the script more backwards compatible for older versions of bb.

Often also just to be sure what version I have.

The official way of calling clojure is now:

(clojure {opts} ..args)

in both cases

if you find any documentation that suggests otherwise, please let me know

; bb -e '(-> (deps/clojure {:out :string} \'[-M -e (+ 1 2 3)]) deref :out println)'
WARNING: Implicit use of clojure.main with options is deprecated, use -M
Execution error (FileNotFoundException) at java.io.FileInputStream/open0 (FileInputStream.java:-2).
[-M (No such file or directory)

Full report at:
/var/folders/sw/hg9d03hs7w50dfrhmxb4v6w00000gn/T/clojure-11961317677263333737.edn

The doc I found is here: https://github.com/babashka/babashka/blob/68e8ac6e10c86650c191431b26c64b6966002bd7/src/babashka/deps.clj#L25

ok this needs to be changed then, thanks

the old way should still work, but is deprecated. issue about this is welcome

Sure thing

By "old way" you also mean the '[-M -e (+ 1 2 3)] part, right? That should now be passed as individual args if I see it correct

This is the recommended way:

$ bb -Sdeps "{:tasks {example (-> (clojure {:out :string } \"-M\" \"-e\" \"(+ 1 2 3)\") deref :out println)}}" example
6

Oh, so not even quoted symbols?

that works too I think

Are you okay with a PR straight away?

sure

about what?

I mean, what's the problem statement now: docstring should be altered, or old behavior should be fixed?

I was going to suggest a doc update. Old way still works with -e. New way works from both. Mixed way (clojure {:out :string} '[-M -e (+ 1 2 3)]) doesn't work from either.

mixed way never worked I think, gotcha

ok docstring update welcome 🙏

Thank you!

Not sure If I understood the question, but there's https://github.com/borkdude/jayfu which is a CLI built with graalvm and babashka

close but not quite. So @U04V15CAJ has shown you can cat the bb binary and a bb uberjar into a binary that runs. I currently do bb cmd, copy the text and run that. I would love to break that down into individual tasks {:paths ["src"] :require [[babashka.process :refer [shell process exec]]] :tasks {status (shell “git” “status”) cmd (println “bb uberjar foo.jar -m foo && cat ./bb foo.jar > foo && chmod +x ./foo && ./foo”) compile {:doc “Compile” :task (shell “bb” “uberjar” “foo.jar” “-m” “foo”)} release {:doc “Release” :task (do (shell “cat” “./bb” “foo.jar” “>” “foo”) (shell “chmod” “+x” “./foo”))} run {:doc “Run” :task (shell “./foo”)}}}