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2018-05-11
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theasp17:05:38

@jmckitrick Or macchiato? 🙂

theasp17:05:58

I have a project that has stopped building when run in a container, with no obvious cause:

Step 7/14 : RUN npm install --save-dev shadow-cljs && shadow-cljs release client server
 ---> Running in 2718b0f65743
npm WARN app No repository field.
npm WARN app No license field.

+ [email protected]
removed 4 packages and updated 1 package in 5.35s
shadow-cljs - config: /app/shadow-cljs.edn version: 2.3.21
shadow-cljs - starting via "clojure"
Removing intermediate container 2718b0f65743
 ---> e1034d53eece

thheller17:05:35

@theasp it might discard the error message when clojure is missing? maybe thats not available

theasp17:05:46

Yeah, thats exactly it

theasp17:05:10

I was about say that 😉

thheller17:05:40

please open an issue for this so I don't forget to fix it

theasp17:05:46

This "installing clojure" thing seems bizarre now

theasp17:05:39

Damn, the official clojure docker image doesn't have it either

theasp17:05:27

What happens if the clojure version doesn't match the version in deps.edn?

thheller17:05:44

1.9 is required due to spec

thheller17:05:02

but the script version itself is all 1.9 anyways I think

thheller17:05:34

but the script clojure version doesn't affect your version at all.

kanwei18:05:08

any way to disable CLJS DevTools?

theasp19:05:39

@thheller Is there a way to get shadow-cljs to download deps, without building?

theasp19:05:51

Maybe this is all I need: clojure - <<<"nil"

theasp19:05:03

Yeah, that does it!

thheller20:05:39

@kanwei :devtools {:enabled false}

kanwei20:05:02

yeah binaryage ones

kanwei20:05:09

i already turned off :devtools

thheller20:05:07

:devtools {:console-support false} or not putting them on the classpath should do it