Clojurians Log v2

Figure out which modules you need and then add them one-by-one ? This is one of them: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nd4j/nd4j-tensorflow/1.0.0-M2.1/nd4j-tensorflow-1.0.0-M2.1.pom

ok. so modules are opaque to tools.deps and i can unfurl them manuall?

how can i recognize that this is “pom-only” dependencies? Is it <modules>?

<packaging>pom</packaging>

ah. thank you

modules is about maven build time, doesn't affect anything on consumption side

Personally I find the :deps and :path shortcuts make learning and maintaining Clojure CLI projects more involved. deps and paths do different things depending on if they are at the top level or in an :aliases definition. I encourage use of the explicit names to make it obvious as to what the configuration will do.

Sounds very wise to me.

No difference, they are aliases

Same with paths and replace-paths

Ok thanks.

Kind of a historical artifact at this point

Is one or the other the preferred way going forward?

I'll be interested to hear it there's a preference at this point... The official guide suggests :deps (and paths is rarely needed but I'd expect :paths to be suggested), but I don't remember the history...

Does it? The deps and cli ref mostly mentions :replace-deps, and only has :deps in examples. I can’t see anywhere there where it’s even documented that :deps is a thing you can use (although the doc is big and dense, I might have missed it).

The official tools.build guide, I meant, shows :deps.

Ah, ok

Yes, the CLI/deps guide/reference talks about :replace-deps and :replace-paths in https://clojure.org/reference/deps_and_cli#_replace_project_environment_tool and https://clojure.org/reference/deps_and_cli#_arg_map_keys but that was about how to get tool-like behavior before -T existed I think? But https://clojure.org/guides/tools_build#_setup talks about -T and :deps and :paths.

Well, the deps and cli ref definitely discusses -T, as well as installing tools and running them via aliases. I don’t think it’s a big deal, but the inconsistency makes it more confusing than it needs to be right now.

Sure, but that reference has this example:

:aliases {
   :linter {:deps {cool/lint-tool {:git/tag "..." :git/sha "..."}}
            :ns-default cool.lint.tool}

I agree it could be cleaned up. I'm not sure it's "inconsistent" tho'...

Yes, I know, I linked that above. But having it appear like that in examples, when there’s no mention in the doc that that is even possible, is confusing.

It omits quite a bit of nuance (but that's nothing new for Clojure docs).

No mention of what in the doc?

That you can use :deps in aliases instead of :replace-deps. Under “Arg Map Keys” only the replace- versions are shown.

You're not joining the dots tho'... All of the tool examples use :deps and the narrative around -T says that project :deps / :paths are ignored so you only get :deps and :paths from the alias (or the tool) -- and that if :paths is omitted you get ["."]. That's all consistent.

I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree. Anyway, at least I understand what’s going on now.

The :replace-deps / :replace-paths stuff is not inconsistent with that: it says that in any context (`-M`, -X, or -T), those override the other deps/paths.

I'm not sure what we're disagreeing on -- but I'm glad you understand the docs, I think?

No, I understand what is going on after Alex clarified it for me above 🙂