No

Nifty. The Planck homebrew build now depends on the Clojure homebrew install: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/9d13915487b6c817b0dd551b46243e8e95286774/Formula/planck.rb#L15

An interesting aside to the above: Even though Java isn't required to install or use the Planck binary, homebrew doesn't yet make a distinction, so you transitively need Java via Clojure to install the binary. https://github.com/mfikes/planck/issues/695

How to specify a dependency on a project within a subfolder in a git repo? Such as this https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/tree/master/figwheel-core

you can use :deps/root attribute for the relative subdir in the repo

{:git/url "" 
 :sha "b3d1d16d4915948a36b341f5648e4c9763628ef3"
 :deps/root "figwheel-core"}

should it work for Clojure 1.9? or do I need 1.10?

it declare the deps as needing only clojure 1.8

but clojurescript 1.10.x

I’m getting Error building classpath. nil when running clj with the following deps.edn

{:deps {figwheel-core {:deps/root "figwheel-core",
                       :git/url "",
                       :sha "b3d1d16d4915948a36b341f5648e4c9763628ef3"}}}

I can’t reproduce that

is there a stack trace?

from clj -Sverbose, what version are you running?

1.9.0.358

that’s latest

do you have anything in your ~/.clojure/deps.edn?

There was deps, but I’ve edited it to be just {} before running

maybe also use -Sforce to make sure you’re not getting something from cache

stack trace https://gist.github.com/roman01la/8b7351d7697584a6bcf394adb5f722af

ok

oh interesting, that’s down in gitlibs. well, you could try cleaning your git cache in ~/.gitlibs

either selectively or by deleting the whole thing

that looks like it’s getting a nil url, which is weird

Works now. Not sure how exactly, but after cleaning ~/.gitlibs it didn’t work first. Once I ran clj -Sforce it went fine and subsequent clj (without forcing) are ok now

Thanks!

I suspect something bad in your cpcache

👍 I managed to get clj to run in the Ubuntu PPA build for Planck. The main trickery was really ensuring it stays in the sandbox, which is a little tighter than Homebrew—you don't even have a home directory, for instance.

probably late to the party but this is worth reading : https://hypirion.com/musings/a-resilient-git-dependency-algorithm