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is there some way to use an environment variable in :jvm-opts
?
I’m trying to put a user-independent reference to a file in my maven repo:
"-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=$HOME/.m2/repository/xyz"
It doesn’t appear to appreciate my attempts. A fully specified path does work, but is obviously not portable for other team members.
This is just a dev profile thing for developer convenience, hence trying to do this in :jvm-opts
, rather than installing the cert in the jre cacerts.
~(format "-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=%s/.m2/repository/xyz" (System/getenv "$HOME"))
project.clj is in an implicit syntax-quote