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2015-10-11
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nicholasf00:10:20

I’m configuring a CI build. When I run lein test on the box, all is fine. When the CI user is runs a build I get an error about rlwrap

nicholasf00:10:35

rlwrap: Oops, crashed (caught SIGFPE) - this should not have happened!
If you need a core dump, re-configure with --enable-debug and rebuild
Resetting terminal and cleaning up…

nicholasf00:10:45

anyone seen this before? just googling on it now

nicholasf00:10:55

seems like a term issue when combined with rlwrap

danielcompton01:10:09

@nicholasf: do you need rlwrap for CI?

nicholasf01:10:08

danielcompton: unsure. Ive ended up moving to a newer version of debian

nicholasf01:10:18

was running into a few places where dependencies were old

nicholasf01:10:38

just made the CI run work on debian jessie, thanks simple_smile

Pablo Fernandez11:10:52

I’m reading the Clojure Cookbook and I’m noticing a lot of cases of “This is done well enough by java, so we just use java interop, without having a wrapper”, which I think was considered good style in the community, but with cljc, won’t we start seeing more interop code wrapped to hide away the differences between java and javascript?

Alex Miller (Clojure team)13:10:48

That's already happening to some degree (like the new clojure.string functions in 1.8)