Does tools.build have anything similar to badigeon.bundle/bundle (https://github.com/EwenG/badigeon/blob/master/API.md#badigeonbundlebundle)? It dumps all dependency jars and git deps in a directory. Combined with a compile it allows you to run the application with java -cp lib my.app.main

Semi-related to the above question: I tried using clojure.tools.build.api/uber, it does almost the same thing (except I don't really need the manifest or the resulting jar/zipping), but it's very slow. 3min to produce a 42MB jar file. Is this expected, or is something wonky in my setup?

time clj -T:build uberjar

clj -T:build uberjar  35.93s user 26.45s system 33% cpu 3:07.13 total

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