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2018-04-19
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If I have :main-opts ["-e" "(println 'hello)"]
I get an EOF while reading error. Is there something I’m missing with the “-e” option?
do you get that with (println :hello)
as well?
However, :main-opts ["-e" "(println,'hello)"]
succeeds (note the ,
for white space).
ah ha
I would call that a bug but I Am Not A Clojure Lawyer
I can’t find it in Jira, if it already exists. Not that I have any skill searching Jira.
If found that in a @seancorfield example for deps.edn
somewhere. I wondered why he had that in there. ;)
Yeah, I spent a while bashing my head on the whitespace errors before thinking of ,
in a drunken moment of defiance, late at night! 🍻
I have also used ,
to avoid quoting issues at some point in my life