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hi! I copied a map from clj-new README (https://github.com/seancorfield/clj-new) to my ~/.clojure/deps.edn, made sure it has enough closing brackets and now I have invalid deps.edn and I can't figure out why
@gr.evocatus Let me know if I can make the README example(s) easier to work with...
Thanks. README is ok, I just messed my deps.edn root map - it has so many comments it's difficult to grasp indentation/enclosure
Rainbow parens can be a great help for that -- most editors support that via some package/extension.