Apparently everyone is jumping on the Leiningen bandwagon and
deleting
their build.xml files. I guess that means I'm moving, too.
Deleting build.xml files is good. After that, you've got several
options, including Leiningen and clojure-maven-plugin, both of which
are based on the Maven dependency model.
It's good *if you want to use Maven*. I don't agree that the removal
of that choice is good.
This is the problem of a young language and immature libraries. You
may need to compile those projects yourself and install them in a
local repository.
... and modify *every* library to make sure they all point to the same
local Clojure version, otherwise some of them will still be building
with some older release.
Oh, and if I don't want three versions of Commons libs (some want
Logging 1.1, some Logging 1.1.1, etc.), I have to modify those
projects again. Seems a lot like manual dependency management. :)
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