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It's a shame that Clojure only 'officially' supports the LTS versions. That is then reflected in what versions libraries and tools support so things seem to reg
by thom 6y ago
It's a shame that Clojure only 'officially' supports the LTS versions. That is then reflected in what versions libraries and tools support so things seem to regularly break near the bleeding edge.
- pron 6y agoThe current version isn't the bleeding edge. It's the version most recommended for use in production. The bleeding edge is Early Access release. If things break for new versions, the root cause needs to be found, because this shouldn't happen if libraries target the spec.
- thom 6y agoI feel like the blood is in the eye of the beholder. When I upgrade JVMs and stuff in Emacs’s Clojure ecosystem breaks, that’s painful for me, and so I reflexively avoid doing that.