@cfleming: seems that I don’t get the npe problem any longer with a checkouts project, might have gotten fixed in the latest release

@viesti: Great, I fixed a ton of problems with that release

@cfleming: hmm yes, that I didn't know. I looked at the dependency tree.

@stijn: As far as I can tell, no one knew that

I can’t believe no-one noticed it before, but as far as I can tell that’s the case.

@thosmos: BTW I’d be interested in experience reports with the file watchers plugin - is it useful?

while trying to use the latest version of Cursive (0.1.68), it tries to download Leiningen 2.5.3 during startup. Due to my setup/network, that's not possible for me. I can manually download the lein jar and put it where it needs to be. Can I install it manually for Cursive?

@sashton: Yes, Cursive will use lein from the same place lein itself does, ~/.lein/self-installs.

So if you have the 2.5.3 jar there, Cursive will pick it up.

@cfleming haha, I had tried that earlier without success, but I just realized I added it to my cygwin home/.lein directory, but cursive is using my Windows home/.lein directory.

That makes sense, I just hadn't thought it all the way through

Ah, ok - it uses the user.home system property, which lein uses too so I assume it should use the same location.

If you do a lein self-install it should show up in the right place.

@sashton: ^^

@cfleming: Did you ever get a chance to test my fix to http://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLASSPATH-7 in Cursive?

@stuartsierra: I didn’t sorry, I’ll try to test that today.

@stuartsierra: In the end I managed to work around it by overriding dynapath’s default to seal URLClassLoader, so I could use them for all the loaders in the hierarchy. I still think that’s a good change to make, though.

@cfleming: thanks