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https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/blob/master/boot/core/src/boot/task_helpers.clj#L135
I think it’s appropriate to digest jar file rather than jar path string. what do you think?
I have boot (which can call clojure), but I don't have clojure properly installed system wide. Is there a way to somehow use boot to make the call
clj -m dk.salza.liq.core --server --port=8000
?
if I had clojure installed in /usr/local/bin, I can say "run this module with this function with these args" right ? so I don't have clojure installed in /usr/local/bin, but I have boot instaelld, is there a way to tell boot: fire up clojure , run this module with this function with these args ?