in boot.user, calling (foo), where foo is a task defined with deftask returns a function. But ((foo)) will fail, complaining that more than zero arguments are needed.. How can I invoke a task from boot.user ?

@pseud (boot (foo))

Ah, wonderful 🙂

is there a way to add a directory to the fileset instead of a plain file?

With a cljs edn located at dashboard/resources/public/js/dashboard.cljs.edn, boot-reload tries to reload a path that includes /public. However, I want to serve my /public classpath as /, not /public (as I do in production).

I've tried to come up with the right value for :cljs-asset-path for boot-reload, but no luck so far.

N.b. the problem only occurs in reloading; the first devenv load works.

I've rephrased my question as a GitHub issue 🙂

@tmtwd you can only add directories to the fileset, there isn't a way to really add individual files

@micha but can you name these directories? or is it always going to be tmp-dir!?

@tmtwd the directory you add to the fileset is like the root of the fileset

so it has no name

you can have subdirectories of course

with names

oh ok, that’s what I think I want then

how do you add a subdirectory to tmp-dir!?

well the fileset only knows about files

so if you want a subdirectory you'd do like you do with git

make a foo/.empty file or something

the fileset doesn't know anything about directories, just like git

ah I see interesting

it does prevent you from doing things like making a file named foo/bar and then another file named foo/bar/baz

but other than that the slashes are just characters

so I could do

(deftask add-version-txt []
  (with-pre-wrap fs
    (let [t (tmp-dir!)]
      (spit ( t “foo/version.txt") version)
      (-> fs (add-resource t) commit!))))

and that’ll make a subdirectory called foo

yes

sweet

i recommend using the variadic form like (io/file t "foo" "version.txt")

that way it will work on windows too

ok perfect

will do that

I would like to get https://github.com/crisptrutski/boot-cljs-test to throw an exception in the event that an error occurs. I would like this so that I can short circuit running my really slow test if my medium speed test fail. Sort of illustrated the idea here.

https://gist.github.com/samedhi/04eabca50bd021270c9094b9d54e1ec2

Hey samedhi - probably the simplest would be to break it up into two test suites

Shit, just realized I posted wrong link above.

@micha sorry to bother, took a look at the jgit stuff, and unfortunately clj-jgit doesn’t implement push, so I have to work directly with jgit. Thing is, I use ssh authentication, so it seems I need to use with-identity, but I’m at a loss for how to reference my private and public keys. slurping the path doesn’t seem to work—I’m guessing this is a filesystem path vs classpath thing. Any tips?

And throw after first - just working on a new version out at the moment actually

@crisptrutski Conceptually, I think that is where I was going. But how can I know when the result is failing?

I see that you added a exit! task, but of course that actually blows me out every time. 🙂

Redirect stdout or something to see the result?

Also, long term, I am looking for a solution that plays well with the (watch) task.

Going to push a more up to date version now, overhauled the snapshot last night actually 😉

Removed exit, wasn’t really doing the right thing. Throwing is far more natural than System/exit >_<

branch is 0.3.0-reboot

@crisptrutski Cool, I got my standup soon, but will let you know by end of day how it worked out.

BTW, thank you for your work.

Haha, what work? 😛 This library has been super neglected

Glad to know it’s still solving problems. Wish I was doing Clojurescript work so I could use it myself 😛

what is that like ui project build on boot?

paren or something?