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Although the more that I look at my specific problem, I'm not sure I really even want to do this, it's being used to generate some classes magically at compile time, instead I probably want to do the same but whenever just from the repl.

@cgore you can do things like generate classfiles prior to other lein things - typically via :prep-tasks

still though, you’d be using something external - like perhaps maven if that’s the plugin in question - ideally you’d have something not coupled directly with maven

for example - often used example is protobuf - and you can see that here https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen/blob/2.9.5/sample.project.clj#L263-L266

so these steps would run before your lein task and you could get generated classfiles onto your classpath ahead of time etc.

Hi. I’m wondering if there is a typical way that projects build modules. I’ve seen lein-modules and it seems reasonable, but there’s a problem I’m working through on it, and it occurred to me that maybe there was something else that people tend to use instead. e.g. leiningen-core is a project inside the leiningen project, and leiningen refers to it via :dependencies, :source-paths and in the :dev profile it’s added to :resource-paths