@solve-calc.com All you need to do is replace the lein uberjar line with the boot equivalent

It requires chaining together a few boot builtin tasks -- you should be able to google for an example easily though

I add [org.clojure/java.jdbc "0.7.0"] to build.boot / set-env! :dependencies

I have a boot session running. Is there a way to inject the new dependency without restarting boot?

has anyone experienced all files in :resource-paths being deleted when running boot?

i haven't, that sounds like a potentially horrendous bug though

indeed

https://github.com/crisptrutski/boot-cljs-test/issues/62

i think i found it

of,

oof, nasty

I'm having some issues with refactoring boot applications using cider/spacemacs. Changes are written to the temp/cache files. This means that one should only do a (commit! fs) on the result. However... after refactoring, is there a way to get fs? If that's possible, refactored code could be committed from the repl, which is good enough (and much better than not being able to 'commit' changes).

I think an alternative fix is to have a way to recover the original file from the temp path.

right, that's what commit! does, right?

So, it it's possible to get fs, one can commit it - although this may lead to some weird things, if you don't do it immediately...