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@seancorfield I sent a https://github.com/weavejester/codox/pull/201 to get a deps.edn section into codox readme which raises a question I can not argue: why clj -X:codox even with :exec-args {:source-paths ["components/what-have-you/src" ...]} throws lots of java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate... but clj -A:dev -X:codox not. Sorry tengstrand that the topic does not quite belong here.
Because the :dev alias is required and therefore you want clojure -X:dev:codox
(I’m guessing Codox tries to load the namespaces and therefore needs them on the classpath as well as being told where to find the source files)
Also, clojure is better to use for non-interactive stuff (otherwise you’re invoking rlwrap for no good reason).
I responded in the PR as well.