morning

and a small request, please vote today, as I can’t. And I would love to stay here!

@thomas: granted, but it doesn’t help as I was going to vote remain anyhow!

@paulspencerwilliams: much appreciated!!!

and fingers crossed

@thomas: yes, I'm, really not sure what is going to happen. I fear the worst, so there's absolutely no way I'm not voting.

yes all the uncertainty is not good… and even though there are very voting ballots saying that Thomas should leave the country it does feel a bit like that…

and judging from several articles in the news papers I am not the only one feeling like that.

thomas: voted for you (and other friends) to stay

@thomas if it helps settle your nerves a little, my wife drove in to London the other day and there were people on the side of the road holding signs saying something like "Honk to support leave" and the cars driving past were very quiet 🙂 Fingers crossed

And my vote will be cast a little later today

thank you all

hello @benedek - with mranderson, what’s the workflow for starting a repl and having access to the source dependencies? Do I have to add them as normal deps in the :dev profile? Do I have to change the source path and also change my requires in my code?

or maybe this is enough? lein with-profile +plugin.mranderson/config repl

Hi @stathissideris

Yup lein with-profile +plugin.mranderson/config repl

Should the trick

After lein source-deps

but I can no longer say (:require [clojure.core.async :as async]) it has to be (:require [mranderson047.coreasync.v0v2v385.clojure.core.async]) correct?

In that repl. yes, true

but what about the source of my project? it also has to point to the munged namespace, right?

is there an example project that uses mranderson?

I guess refactor-nrepl is using it

hm, it seems that the source of refactor-nrepl contains “normal” requires such as [org.httpkit.client :as http]

I guess what I’m saying is: is it possible to start a repl in a project that uses mranderson and source deps and compile a namespace with “normal” includes and generally do the normal repl-driven development transparently?

And cider-nrepl as well

Mranderson munges your source too

If you want work with ur source modify it under target/srcdeps

and reload it from there into ur mranderson repl

@benedek: modifying my code under target/srcdeps may be a problem because I would then have to copy the changes back to src/

maybe I could add my source dependencies to the :dev profile in project.clj

so that they are loaded as normal deps for repl-driven development

and treated as source-deps when packaging

well tbh mramderson is a build time/packaging thing

You can run tests/repl with mranderson so you can make sure everything works with the munged sources

But essentially you meant to run mranderson when packaging

@benedek: ok, thanks, I’ll figure out a workflow that works for me 🙂

@benedek: If I put :source-paths ["src" "dev”] in my :dev profile, mranderson does not copy/munge my src files to target. If I remove the :source-paths setting completely, it does. Bug?

You mean does not and does?

yeah, sorry, edited

Very likely. Src might be just hardcoded in mranderson. Shame on me...

Why do you need a source inlined repl btw?

Also there is dolly which is very diff approach but puts the inlined deps together with ur source

Eastwood uses it

I don’t, I’m just trying to figure out how to work with mranderson. I tagged a few deps as source-deps, and when I tried to jack-in and load my namespaces, (:require) failed

almost like source deps stopped being normal deps

you should be able to use normal repl wo any probs

Deps wont be inlined at repl time but that is ok

try lein CLEAN and then jack in?

ok let me try again

yeah that worked 🙂 I think I was confused with all the different things I’m trying

No worries. Then you can do the mranderson thing at package time

so that’s good, but maybe source-paths handling is broken

That is very likely

Check out build.SH in refactor-nrepl or cider-nrepl to see how the packaging is done

the other thing that also seems to break if I remove source-paths is this: a dependency (datascript) defines a record in one namespace and then tries to :import it from another namespace. lein with-profile +plugin.mranderson/config test fails with a ClassNotFoundException

Care to file a bugreport about this one?

@benedek: sure, I’ll raise both with details 🙂

Cheers

@benedek: can’t reproduce the source-paths problem, but here’s the one about records: https://github.com/benedekfazekas/mranderson/issues/14

Coolio. Ta

@thomas: vote cast

:thumbsup:

Thank you very much indeed @yogidevbear

Now lets hope the rest of the country sees sense 😉

The bookies are usually on the money with these things, and they’re saying in

I hope they’re right

@glenjamin: I hope so too

My father voted "leave" (and he’s very proud of that). I think my mother and her current hubby voted "remain" but they haven’t yet confirmed that. Over here in the US, we are watching and waiting with bated breath for the results tonight (late Pacific time).

sigh, I always want to ask which of my friends leavers would like to kick out of the country

I stopped asking as it made me just angry… decided I just don’t want to know. It’s almost like a trust thing.

(and me taking it way to personal probably)