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I'm looking to use a clojure library in a CLI that has a caching mechanism, which is used in a long running server process. In that context it makes perfect sense, but in the CLI it's only bloating my binary. I have access to all the library source code, and can make modifications there. Is there a way I could conditionally control if it gets included in the binary?
