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Hi, I need some pointers to an issue. I have a POM dependency included from maven central:
[org.graalvm.polyglot/js-community "23.1.0" :extension "pom"]
. I don’t access any of the libraries in this dependency directly, the are loaded on the classpath and used by an API I call in Clojure code. This works fine with lein run
or from the REPL, but if I build an uberjar and run this, the dependencies don’t seem to be on the classpath.
The recommendation of the vendor is to put the dependency on the module-path for Java applications instead of the classpath. I hope that’s not an issue?