I've had this problem too. I solved in a slightly different way. I had my
main function in a clojure file that also defined a component. I moved my
main function into a different file and that did the trick. I didn't need
a :gen-class directive in each file that had a component. I didn't need to
bring my user.clj into my main source tree, I didn't need the
:clean-non-project-files false directive either...just pulled the main
function out of the file that also defined a component.
Each time I did a
lein clean; lein deps; lein compile; lein repl
-or-
lein clean; lein deps; lein compile; lein uberjar
These are the directives I did use in my project.clj:
:main example.core
:uberjar {:aot :all}
:aot [example.core]
:repl-options {:init-ns user}
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