@miikka thanks. i ended up solving the problem pretty quickly with grep. just had to manually delete the test files i forgot about

does anyone know why my project would fail with this error:

Could not transfer artifact honeysql:honeysql:pom:0.8.2 from/to Official Mirror (): sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target

when the jar is in my .m2?

$ find ~/.m2 -name honeysql*.jar
/Users/brian/.m2/repository/honeysql/honeysql/0.4.3/honeysql-0.4.3.jar
/Users/brian/.m2/repository/honeysql/honeysql/0.6.1/honeysql-0.6.1.jar
/Users/brian/.m2/repository/honeysql/honeysql/0.6.2/honeysql-0.6.2.jar
/Users/brian/.m2/repository/honeysql/honeysql/0.8.1/honeysql-0.8.1.jar
/Users/brian/.m2/repository/honeysql/honeysql/0.8.2/honeysql-0.8.2.jar
/Users/brian/.m2/repository/nilenso/honeysql-postgres/0.2.2/honeysql-postgres-0.2.2.jar

(the pom is too, btw)

my question is basically, why does the network matter at all if the dep is already on the local disk?

I'm having an issue where I'm working on an app, with a lib in checkouts. I changed the lib from depending on foo to depending on bar, but I get Could not locate bar/core__init.class or bar/core.clj on classpath. I can work around it by having my app depend directly on bar. Is this a known issue? Am I wrong in that lein won't pick up changes in transitive deps through checkouts?