Anyone else unable to compile a native image using clojure 1.10? Is this a known issue?

Depends what you are doing.

Yeah idk, I can't even get clojure 1.9 working. Haven't touched graalvm in a while

@borkdude Does this error look familiar? Any ideas?

I've compiled this native image before using older versions without issues, so i'm not sure what's going on

> Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate clojure/core__init.class or clojure/core.clj on classpath. that bit looks weird. how are you compiling? do you have a link to a project?

what I do most of the time: compile with leiningen to an uberjar with AOT all and feed this into graalvm

^ @benzap

Yeah, I switched up the command, since native-image seems to have new optional arguments

Build command is this: https://github.com/benzap/fif/blob/master/build-native.sh

The new build command is this:

I haven't tried compiling a native image for a few versions now, so it's unclear what i'm missing. I should probably comb over some of the changes to see if they affect it, but I haven't added any new dependencies that might conflict. Mostly just version bumps.

@benzap feel free to compare it to clj-kondo or jet: https://github.com/borkdude/clj-kondo https://github.com/borkdude/jet which are tools I'm using on clojure 1.10.1

one common pitfall is the locking issue which arises when you require clojure.pprint or clojure.spec.alpha

Is the locking issue in more recent versions of graalvm?

The latest (working) fif version that I compiled into an executable has pprint

I wonder if I should try recompiling it using the latest graalvm to see if there was some sort of a regression

it used to work on clojure 1.9 but not with clojure 1.10 if I have it correctly.

it's a reason why I went with fipp in jet

I have no logical explanation why this locking issue props up when requiring pprint

That is strange, maybe i'll try replacing pprint with fipp and see what happens

in your trace I didn't see the locking issue, so that may be something entirely different in your case