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tbh I haven’t looked into it. I’m pretty sure that datomock depends on the peer api so it can’t be used as is
like many others, I have proxied the client protocol impl to inject datomic free underneath for local/CI use. in that layer I am able to use datomock to great effect. ideally I don’t want to lose that capability because it really speeds up integration tests
I mean, the whole library is ~ 200 lines of clojure, you could probably do it yourself in less than an hour if you wanted to keep using datomock.
I'd have to understand how you use datomock better before I could make any sort of recommendation, but I'd maybe just see how far you get using dev-local
yeah. it’ll be much clearer then. no time to try it now but, when I do, I’ll report back here