Yeah, these two dependencies are part of what Leiningen includes.
I don't exactly remember when it appeared exactly, somewhere in the 1.2
branch I guess.
I see the exact same result when creating a new basic project in
counterclockwise.
It's hard-wired somewhere in Leiningen source code.
I susp
Phillip Lord writes:
> Softaddicts writes:
>> You are using swank aren't you ?
>
> No, not as far as I can tell. Being using nrepl for a long time.
>
>> This is the completion library it uses. Check your lein default profile.
>> Maybe you requiring it there.
Just tested this on a clean machine
We always use a separate profile to package stuff for delivery.
And of course we never refer to these profiles in the global lein
config.
>From the pom it seems it's not brought in by one of the top level dependencies.
Did you check the output of lein deps :tree ?
It's a bit more obvious to find
Softaddicts writes:
> You are using swank aren't you ?
No, not as far as I can tell. Being using nrepl for a long time.
> This is the completion library it uses. Check your lein default profile.
> Maybe you requiring it there.
As I said, I've removed by profile.clj for this test. Now, maybe I h
You are using swank aren't you ?
This is the completion library it uses. Check your lein default profile.
Maybe you requiring it there.
If you want to avoid this being included, create a lein profile like
prod or deploy and respecify your dependencies explicitly.
Use it then to package your targ
I'm struggling a little with dependencies in lein for an artifact that
is a dependency of a maven project. I have the following test sample
working.
This is project.clj
(defproject test-exclusion "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
:description "FIXME: write description"
:url "http://example.com/FIXME";
:l
