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2018-07-27
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kennytilton00:07:55

Here’s a tough question. First some background. I have been using mies template for CLJS development because, many moons ago when I tried figwheel on my rather hairy web framework, it threw compile errors where the mies build was OK. I saw there was the new “main” release and gave it a try and it seems to be running fine.

kennytilton00:07:58

So the question is, does this sound right? Were any compilation issues addressed in the new release? My code is pretty crazy, with macros writing macros. Just curious mind you.

bhauman00:07:43

It seems possible, but your code probably works with the current version of lein-figwheel as well. Or you found a bug in lein-figwheel.

bhauman00:07:11

it may have just been a classpath thing created by introducing it into an already complex leinigen file

bhauman00:07:30

maybe if you had used figwheel-sidecar without the leiningen plugin it would have worked fine

bhauman00:07:59

@hiskennyness but its hard to really guess

bhauman00:07:11

figwheel-main eliminated a lot of complexity

bhauman00:07:17

and dependencies

kennytilton00:07:52

Understood on “hard to guess”. 🙂 Congrats on the new release!

kennytilton16:07:58

Small, unresearched datapoint: I was redoing my project with a clean start and decided just for the heck of it to try figwheel classic: no luck. Repeated fresh start with “main” and no problems.