@dnolen so are you getting around the problem of not knowing where a bundler will output its bundle file by having a convention of having it deployed to output-dir + “main.js” ? I.e. the browser-repl, default-main and index.html all rely on a bundler outputting to main.js

just checking because I’m wresting with this lack of knowledge as well, and if this is going to be the convention going forward, figwheel might as well conform to it

after a review of the code this seems to be what’s happening

browser-repl used to look at :output-to and that was broken in the :bundle case, so it doesn't anymore

browser-repl attempts to load main.js but this is a result of the default index.html not browser REPL really

if you supply index.html it can be anything

default-main doesn't look for anything by default as you don't need to look for anything for REPLs

default-compile sets :output-to to main.js if none supplied

that enumerates the cases a bit

but to directly answer your question - nothing in ClojureScript itself needs to know about the bundle output file

since that is up to the user how it gets loaded (i.e. a script tag in the browser)

for Figwheel if it simplifies by following a convention I don't see why not - but ClojureScript simply doesn't address the problem at all - it just ignores it

@bhauman ^

gotcha