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Yep, checked java / javac versions.. they were different. Trying again after getting them in line now 🙂
Another thing I ran into.. I used to be able to start / stop the server using (start)
& (stop)
from the repl, but it seems like that was removed recently:
https://github.com/luminus-framework/luminus-template/commit/df2266b7d8b272c6d23405e57e59ed52f292591a
The docs still seem to point towards being able to do so:
http://www.luminusweb.net/docs/repl.md
Just wondering — is it because the server doesn’t really need it when developing, but routes & db might need to be reloaded? So, new workflow should be to call out to (mount #'project.core/http-server)
directly?