When invoking t.d.a via the CLI from Cursive, currently I have to search under the install dir for the uberjar since its location isn’t returned by -Sdescribe. Currently I look for a jar with “tools” in the name and a jar extension. I’ve just debugged a problem with a user where an older version of deps was being used in his case, presumably because his installer leaves older versions of the jar floating around (this is on Linux). Is it a reasonable assumption that the uberjar name will also contain the version? Everything I’ve seen so far seems to be named “clojure-tools-<version>.jar” so hopefully that’s reasonable.