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michael.heuberger00:07:05

trying to compile an artefact here for deployment on a locel dev server. but boot war does not seem to write the project.jar in the directory at all … any ideas why?

micha01:07:52

@michael.heuberger: are you using the target task?

micha01:07:06

that's what will write artifacts to disk

michael.heuberger01:07:48

i then can just deploy the contents, the static files in the target folder, to the local dev server?

micha01:07:21

@michael.heuberger: what is the procedure for deploying to local dev server?

michael.heuberger01:07:45

but i am seeing only an edn file in the js folder within target

micha01:07:06

can you paste your build.boot file?

michael.heuberger01:07:14

i think it would be best if i can see an up to date example somewhere else?

micha01:07:35

what are you wanting to do?

micha01:07:26

making a war file for development is unusual

x1n4u09:07:15

Im running clojure 1.8.0

juhoteperi10:07:38

@x1n4u: set-env! call is missing :dependencies key

x1n4u10:07:44

Yeah forgot to write in my snippet, going to annotate my snippet. Sorry about that

x1n4u11:07:13

@juhoteperi: Soory If I made my self not that clear, int the snippet I upload to slack I miss typed myself. in the original example on my computer, there is the dependencies key and it throws the error from above. But anyway thanks for helping me

juhoteperi11:07:04

@x1n4u: namespace symbol is wrong in require call, there should be . instead of /

x1n4u11:07:21

@juhoteperi: Thank you very much, hope i didn't bother you to much

csmith18:07:59

Hey folks. Using boot a bit now and got things going. Anyone hooked up a coverage test runner with boot? Quick google doesn’t show anything. It looks like writing a boot task to call cloverage shouldn’t be too crazy, but checking for prior art before I go that route