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If you're running into trouble with clojure 1.12.0-alpha2 and add-lib
, there are a few ways to solve this, both boil down to installing deps.clj as clojure.exe
on your system with:
• Download deps.exe
from https://github.com/borkdude/deps.clj and rename it to clojure.exe
and put it on your system's PATH.
• Run scoop install clj-deps
with the https://github.com/littleli/scoop-clojure
• I was going to recommend https://github.com/casselc/clj-msi but I see that it's no longer updating. You need the most recent version of deps.clj else add-lib
isn't going to work. Also the version order looks a bit off. cc @chuck.cassel
I added an --as-clj
flag to the deps.clj installer script so it will rename deps.exe
to clojure.exe
for you:
PowerShell -Command "irm " > install_clojure.ps1
PowerShell -f install_clojure.ps1 --as-clj
The above downloads deps.exe
, installs it as clj.exe
and clojure.exe
on your system and will also add it to the path automatically.
I wonder if I can make this a single line, but I couldn't figure out how to add the --as-clj
argument.