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Ha! Did it. For some reason I could not get it to work using a java command line, but adding the option to a deps.edn alias works.
Clojure is three JARs since 1.9: clojure
itself, clojure.spec
, and core.specs
. That's why the CLI was created back in the 1.9 days as well: to make it easy to "run Clojure" 🙂
Not sure what you mean by that.
You simply can't run clojure.jar
on its own at all now.
Yeah, that's also not all that easy to find out. I wasn't around when that happened so missed the memo.
It's sort of documented by omission -- the Getting Started no longer tells you that you can run just the one JAR 🙂