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I am not familiar with leiningen or clojure, but it looks like you are just adding a list of requirements + version, which is exactly what you get with pip + re
by cdavid 16y ago
I am not familiar with leiningen or clojure, but it looks like you are just adding a list of requirements + version, which is exactly what you get with pip + requirements.txt file ?
- dpritchett 16y agoI believe that's what's going on, yes. Leiningen runs on top of Maven and so it's downloading the jars you need and storing them in ~/.m2/ where they will be linked in at compile time. A "lein uberjar" will roll your whole program up into one .jar file, ready for deployment.