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2016-07-03
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hi guys
do you think Cljs compilation time can be improved by making use of ram disk fs (like tmpfs under Linuk)?
I'm thinking of ~/.boot/cache/tmp
and target
directories
@myguidingstar: I doubt it
Cljs compiler keeps the cache on memory, disk cache is used (or would be used) when Cljs compiler starts, in Boot's case the cache is always empty when starting a new process
@juhoteperi: that makes sense. I tried it today and found no difference. Many thanks
hi all
I have several builds to feed boot-cljs
however after the Boot pipeline started I want to dynamically disable some of them
and enable any of them again on the fly
I can achieve that by manually renaming .cljs.edn files
but I want to do that in the repl, too
how do I trigger a Boot pipeline rebuild from a connected repl?
another question: one way to share states between Boot builds is to put data in a file and read it. Is there another way, just from repl, like an atom?