You can also use the intern function to chamge the value of a any var in any
namespace.
Hope it helps
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Thanks for the hints.
I didn't found any clue while searching the Web with these keywords, maybe
others will find this usefull as a reference for future searches.
As for the dependency I also thought about adding it as a checkout but I
didn't want to maintain it and keep it in sync with the mai
You should be able to just hop into the namespace and redef the function.
(in-ns 'namespace.to.change)
(def function-to-change ...)
However, it's quite easy to fork a project and deploy your own version of
it. You just need to change the project name in project.clj from "foo" to
"org.clo
Hi,
I have a dependency on a library that is no longer under very active
development (or at least I'm not certain of it).
I did a change and sent a pull request but am not sure when or if it will
be merged and deployed.
Before I can decide if I need to switch to another dependency (when I'll
f
