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There is a Leiningen plugin that allows you to use lein for controlling shadow-cljs watches and builds.
While I think it actually works to use Calva's shadow-cljs project type, which uses shadow-cljs directly, that will render a warning from shadow-cljs about it skipping any dependencies listed in shadow-cljs.edn file (since, if it is correctly configured, it contains :lein true and then deps are handled from there).
Calva should support this project setup more explicitly, I think. That will make it easier to understand how to use Calva for these projects. This is extra important since this is what you will get if you create a fresh Luminus project with +shadow-cljs.
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There is a Leiningen plugin that allows you to use
lein
for controllingshadow-cljs
watches and builds.While I think it actually works to use Calva's
shadow-cljs
project type, which usesshadow-cljs
directly, that will render a warning from shadow-cljs about it skipping any dependencies listed inshadow-cljs.edn
file (since, if it is correctly configured, it contains:lein true
and then deps are handled from there).Calva should support this project setup more explicitly, I think. That will make it easier to understand how to use Calva for these projects. This is extra important since this is what you will get if you create a fresh Luminus project with
+shadow-cljs
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: