the server mode of shadow-cljs is freakin awesome!

thanks @thheller!

😞

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I suck at this

I think upgrading to JDK 192 broke something, then I said fuck it and tried to replace it with AdoptOpenJDK now everything is broken

I'm no good at ops

well, I'm basically no good at any of this 😄

is there a recommended alternative to Oracle for Clojureists?

@loganpowell you might try: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenJDK

Thank you @vigilancetech but there are a few distributions of OpenJDK and the only one that seems to be popular/documented is Oracle's

is there another distribution of OpenJDK not from Oracle that people use?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Java_virtual_machines

I have a gentoo based distro (e.g. a lot of packages) and those are the only two showing. If it was at all popular chances are someone would have packaged it up there

can you downgrade?

Sorry, restarted my computer 😞

trying to figure this out

what OS are you using? Maybe you can just uninstall/reinstall the packages?

Windows

10

Welp, I've broken it for sure... I have literally uninstalled everything (Java/Zulu/AdoptOpenJDK/Shadow/etc.) and reinstalled it and am still getting the error above 😞

Now I'm coming from a linux background so YMMV but you can try renaming your ~/.shadow-cljs directory and your ~/.m2/repository directory and create a new project directory and go in there and do shadow-cljs init then see if you can put something in there to work. (`~` here is my home directory. Not sure how that is designated under windows).

Let me give that a go... could it be a cached issue?

it would seem like it to me

I'm kind of a noob to shadow too, but I've recently ported a slightly complex project

the example that I'm most familiar with (and I know works as of pretty recently) is: https://github.com/shadow-cljs/examples/tree/master/electron

you could just clone that rather than creating the new project folder as I suggested above

let me give that a go