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2019-06-01
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I assume people have this working, and there's just something about my particular WSL install (pengwin) that is an issue.
Does anyone know if there is a way to override where tools-deps looks for the .m2 directory ? For instance with Maven you can do something like
MAVEN_OPTS=-Dmaven.repo.local=/cache/.m2
You can set :mvn/local-repo at the root in deps.edn
@U064X3EF3 is there a way to set this at the command line for override in some build env?
You can use -Sdeps with an in-line deps.edn to add it on the command line
Hello. I am trying to get the Calva jack-in story to be told nicely on Windows. Can I assume that powershell is used for cli/deps?
Also I am a bit confused about when the command line tool is named clj
and when it is named clojure
.
@pez in *nix and macos isn't one just a wrapper to use the other along with rlwrap? have a look inside the files?
Yes, checked the contents on my Mac now. clj wraps clojure in rlwrap. So it is clojure
I should use for jack-in then. Thanks!
I tried unsuccessfully to install the cli on Windows a while back too, to my understanding the official guide at https://github.com/clojure/tools.deps.alpha/wiki/clj-on-Windows only installs a PowerShell module in ~/Documents