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Hi there. I have a project with a lot of images in small directories, and I'm keeping them separate from the resources dir because boot on OSX runs out of processes trying to watch so many folders. However, I want to merge the images into the target folder when doing my final build. Is the best/easiest way just to shell out and copy the folder over?
Probably a silly question, but what’s the simplest way to add a local jar to the classpath of “boot repl”
Can you add the jar to your local maven repo and declare the dependency normally?
I probably could, that just feels a little clumsy to me at the moment. Unless I have a repo local to the organization I’d rather include the jar in git
delon you can do boot.pod/add-jar i think it is
delon err, https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/blob/master/doc/boot.pod.md#add-classpath
that will add it to the current repl's classpath but doesn't add it to the fileset or anything, so you'd need a different strategy if you want to include it in a deliverable of some kind
How do I troubleshoot boot-reload if nothing changes on change?