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2019-08-05
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It seems like the default-config for setting up a clojure project on Circle is still using lein-2.7.1, which is soo last Friday. Any chances of Circle upgrading the default to a more recent version?
Yeah, sure, but it’d be great if Circle had their examples/templates set to something current
I would expect there's a GitHub repo somewhere for the CircleCI Clojure stack where you could create an issue...?
Hmm, well, there's this: https://ideas.circleci.com/ideas/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=clojure
Idea added, but I was sort of hoping that someone from Circle was lurking here and fix it off the books.
Are you using docker?
We shouldn’t have all of the docker images from the clojure
library available
So you can use any Lein version that is published.
I understand this, my point is that when you set up a new clojure project in Circle, the sample .yml file has this line in it:
When you combine this with the “Copy to clipboard” button in step two, my laziness causes all my Clojure projects to be running with lein-2.7.1
So my proposition is to change the line above in the sample .yml file to something like - image: circleci/clojure:lein-2.9.1
time for sed
Now, if I could only convince Circle to go directly https://circleci.com/dashboard when I’m logged in, I could retire 🙂