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Given a deps in project A that has a :local/root
to another deps in project B. If i update a dep in project B and start my repl in poject A i would expect to have the new dep from project B be used. This doesn't seem to be the case. Any ideas what could cause this?
yes, you need to -Sforce to recompute the classpath
right now, changes in transitive local deps are not automatically discovered
gotcha. thanks alex
in not yet published docs :)
only exists in the newest dev release of clj
so I wouldn't tell anyone to use it yet
but it's exactly what's supported now via -A for :deps and :paths in aliases, it just has an independent name now
it's not really giving you anything new that you didn't already have :)
there are other new and interesting things in this release though :)
writeup is coming