@nux figured it out

@micha whoop whoop..

@micha afk right now, but please let me know what can be done. I will take a look later when I get home

adding the jars to the system classloader is apparently what you need to do

but it's a bit of a pain because you need to use reflection to get at a private method to add things to the system loader dynamically

@micha thanks a lot. I will take a look

also it seems like my core.cljs file isn't being invoked

nevermind i figured it out, I forgot to add

<script src="main.js"></script>

try hoplon 🙂

none of that involved

@alandipert thanks for the https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/blob/master/CHANGES.md it is exemplary! i could catch up on the progress in half an hour. didn't know about clojars CDN, but the lack of it was quite annoying, im curious to see if java9 brings any performance improvements, and i was not sure if notify was a replacement for speak.

@onetom: my pleasure! tho i did mostly light formatting, others contributed bulk

Whoever is brave enough, here is the patch to try: https://github.com/adzerk-oss/boot-reload/pull/105 and here the test project: https://github.com/arichiardi/fig-boot-reload

I also wanted to say Happy New Year #boot channel! 🍾 It's been a wonderful and very learnative year, and this channel has been source of continue inspiration and programming-awe. A very big thanks to all, but especially @micha and @alandipert for maintaining and keeping up with this channel. Invaluable.

@richiardiandrea happy new year! thanks for all the work you've done and the great discussion! always an interesting and fun time hanging out here 🙂

@micha thanks a lot, adding the dependency jar @ system classloader's classpath worked fine. I think although this will taint the system classloader and all the clojure runtimes in the JVM, it is fine for now for my testing. I have asked for the update on the issue in the jnr-ffi github issue and looks like it could get resolved early next year. Happy New Year 🙂

Happy New Year everybody!

@nux the only issue with pods is if the dependency that you add to the system classloader includes any clojure stuff

if it is just java then pods are okay, although those dependencies will be present in all the pods

via the system classloader

but it won't interfere with clojure runtime isolation of the pods

@micha yep, right now it is not an issue for me

so you can try using :exclusions in the dependencies to prevent it from bringing in clojure stuff to the system classloader

cool yeah

also this fix won't work in java 9 anymore 😕