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Also tried changing the dependency order with aleph and httpurr but that didn’t seem to make a difference
the multipart ns is added in 0.4.1, it seems that for some reason that in your project the aleph version is resolved to something else...
@niwinz yeah that’s what I thought, but I specifically used that version, didn’t get a conflict in lein deps :tree and still got the error
@jfntn you haven't perhaps got another version of aleph being pulled in via a forked dependency ? e.g. someone needed a patched version and deployed [my-group/aleph "0.3.3"]
and depended on that ?
if you haven't got it already, i think it's always worth putting :pedantic? :abort
into your project.clj