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I was very happy to see there's actually a ClojureScript template for Tauri in the default list!!! Right there alongside vue/react/svelte.
For those messing with tauri that find this. I did run into a slight hiccup in the first run of the new project. When I first ran yarn tauri dev
there was a bunch of initial work that shadow-cljs did to get dependencies and start the repl.
Because of that work it seems like the tauri rust web view was never built and started. Luckily re-running the command a second time solved my issues. So if you run into the same, just try using ctrl+c
to kill it and give it a second try.

To what default list do you refer?
In shadow-cljs, other than adding a local cljs library's source path to the :source-paths attribute, does anything else need to be done to the dep file to allow use of a local library? I keep getting the following message:
The required namespace "<blah>.core" is not available, it was required by "atlas/main.cljs".
I disconnected from the repl-server and brought up a new repl-server. Is this enough, or should I restart everything?
Never mind - I just answered my own question. I'm using VSCode/Calva. It starts up shadow-cljs on startup. So I do need to restart VSCode.