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2018-11-01
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i was just cleaning up space on my hard drive and i realized that my boot cache had grown to 41 GB! definitely good to blow that away every now and then 😅
Hi. I am starting with clojure+boot. I can compile an example and the jar is written, but i cannot find it. How can I find out, where it was written?
thank you @nha - I am not sure how to define the target. I tried 'boot target -d target .....' and I also tried adding :target-path "target/" to the (set-env! :dependencies in build.boot. None of this resulted in a file inside the target/ directory in my project
I am also unsure, if I have to set the target in a separate line like boot target -d target
followed by boot aot pom uber jar
or all at once like boot target -d target aot pom uber jar
I tried adding --
but boot target -d target -- aot pom uber jar
also resulted in an empty target directory
@kwmiebach all at once, with target at the end