seems like there’s a bug with git deps where top-level :paths applies instead of the defaults or whatever is supplied in the git deps.edn

Yes, there is a ticket for it

ah k

Worse than the silently ignoring problem, I seem to have encountered a case where all aliases are ignored if one of them is not present.

I’m planning to look at this today

fwiw, they weren't all ignored. Just no fetching took place. I haven't looked hard at this, but it confused me.

I seem to be running into an issue with local deps. If I have this directory structure

app
lib1
lib2

{:deps {lib2 {:local/root "lib2"}}}

{:deps {}}

{:deps {lib1 {:local/root "../lib1"}}}

Error building classpath. Manifest type not detected when finding deps for lib2/lib2 in coordinate #:local{:root "lib2"}

Shouldn’t your app one have ../lib2 ?

You're absolutely right. That's what I get for working while hungry...

Oh wow, I came here to report the same thing, except I've had lunch so I know it's a bug :)

I think I'm hitting the same problem with a slightly different directory structure. Except this time it is correct.

lib1
lib2
samples/sample1

{:deps {}}

{:deps {lib1 {:local/root "../lib1"}}}

{:deps {lib2 {:local/root "../../lib2"}}}

Error building classpath. Manifest type not detected when finding deps for lib1/lib1 in coordinate #:local{:root "../lib1"}

Yeah same issue:

./libs/dep-b
{:deps {org.clojure/clojure {:mvn/version "1.9.0"}}}
./libs/dep-a
{:deps {dep-b {:local/root "../dep-b"}}}
./apps/foo-app
{:deps {dep-a {:local/root "../../libs/dep-a"}}}

I can work around it by having libs/dep-a refer to ../../libs/dep-b instead, but that is only a coincidence in this case, if apps was one level deeper it wouldn't work

looks like it's already reported here: https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/TDEPS-74

Oh ok. That's a nasty one.

push the "vote" button :)

It looks like the user in that issue is able to get output from clj -Spath though.

But it sounds identical. Perhaps an older version of tools-deps didn't have this error message.

I thought :deps/root might be another way to dig oneself out of this hole, but perhaps I'm misunderstanding how that works