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2020-04-30
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as long as we have zero runtime deps, and runtime compatibility back to Clojure 1.7, that should be fine right?
Dev dependencies are not really an issue - we have to be careful only on the runtime side.
ok. it only works with clojure 1.9+, but for the CI matrix, we should still be able to use lein run
for older versions
so, got most of the dynamic middleware thing working. just trying to figure out dependencies between the modules.