what do you use for creating the uberjar? juxt/pack.alpha -> Capsule?

We're still using Boot but we're moving toward clj/`tools.deps`.

I'm leaning toward depstar for the simplicity of the tooling, but cambada seems to be very slick.

ah ok 🙂 thanks. I'm currently using lein for the uberjar task and literally nothing else

We outgrew Leiningen years ago and switched to Boot -- we've built almost our entire build/test/deploy pipeline on top of that.

But we're in the process of retooling to something simpler, based on deps.edn etc.

depstar and cambada both look really cool! thanks for those

Yeah I've tried both leiningen and boot and found them both to increase the amount of complexity I face rather than decrease it. Troubleshooting them when they don't behave is especially painful! So I've happily moved everything to tools.deps, and the only piece missing now is production deployment

Our build.boot file is close to 2,000 lines. We have a ways to go 🙂

wow...

I use docker so theoretically don't have any need to uberjar anything, as long as I can make sure all the deps are there. I was thinking of adding a :quit command-line arg to my main class that quits immediately and just running that at build time so that it downloads all the deps. Kind of hacky though...

Can't you do clj -Stree to force the downloads?

oh! I didn't know it would download the deps, I thought it just prints them

hey btw, I use your dot-clojure repo, it's really helpful 🙂

-Stree works... nice

We (JUXT) use pack in many projects now, it's gone very well overall.

Nice!