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Good morning!
Goooood moooorning everybody! Asked a colleague about the āused in angerā expression and he was sure it meant using something with frustration involved. But now he knows better. š
Bore da!
Morning
@slipset I tried your ancient thing for deps.edn
and it didnāt report out of date Maven dependencies. Just to be sure, is that its job?
@raymcdermott there's also depot and this thing gained some traction too in recent times: https://github.com/liquidz/antq
@raymcdermott may I remind you of the Clojure etiquette? wishing someone a slow and painful death is not a nice thing to say
Coming from @raymcdermott I take it as a compliment.
But, @borkdude, you deffo have a point, not everyone knows that @raymcdermott and I have history of bantering.
I'm wishing you a slow and painful day @raymcdermott :)
has anyone used https://github.com/fsantiag/sonar-clojure yet? Kinda annoying that these tools keep on being lein only tbh so I might have to fork it
that was kindāa my idea behind deps-ancient, as it was only available through lein-ancient.
Which reminds me of Stuart Halloway being very insistent on writing libs which do a thing, like
was, and then write some glue code to tie that into lein
or deps
or whatever.
lein-nvd
seems like a thin wrapper around https://github.com/jeremylong/DependencyCheck