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https://github.com/green-coder/html-to-hiccup v0.1.6 was released with some improvements in the grammar and a small breaking change. See the https://github.com/green-coder/html-to-hiccup/blob/made-in-taiwan/CHANGELOG.md#v016 for details.
Clojure CLI 1.11.0.1097 prerelease is now available if you want to try it, if not hearing otherwise I will probably release officially on Monday • Share less Maven stuff to prevent errors in shared mutable state during concurrent Maven downloads • Updates to use Clojure 1.11.0 as the default Clojure version if not otherwise specified, and to build the internal uberjar ◦ Note that any version of the CLI can use any version of Clojure; these are independent
1I'm just vendoring this into our repo so I can get it up on CI and staging at least by c.o.b. today. We're running this version in CI (where it is downloading a lot of dependencies) and QA now and it seems to be working fine. I've also used it standalone locally for a few things and have not encountered any problems.
@U04V70XH6 also of interest whether you see any performance degradation
I doubt I'd be able to tell, but I will keep an eye on CI pipeline times.
Just interested in coarse grained big differences
Just checked a few CI pipelines before/after and don't see anything noticeable, but I'd really need to compare before/after when the BitBucket cache is rebuilt, and that only happens once a week I think so it would take some serious digging through past pipeline logs to find it.