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I've never used Clojure but it's a JVM language so does Gradle work? I know Scala has its own tool but from the little I've played with Scala, Gradle seems to w
by jamesfinlayson 4y ago
I've never used Clojure but it's a JVM language so does Gradle work? I know Scala has its own tool but from the little I've played with Scala, Gradle seems to work just fine (though Scala tests didn't work with Scala 3 through Gradle last time I checked - might be fixed now).
- user5678 4y ago
- didibus 4y agoYes Gradle works, same for Ant and Maven as well. Some people use those as well, you can find some set of tasks for each that add a bit more Clojure-awareness to them as well such as https://github.com/clojurephant/clojurephant https://github.com/clojurephant/clojurephant for Gradle. That said, tools.deps did add a feature which renders some projects who are built with tools.deps and use that feature no longer work with just Gradle/Ant/Maven/Lein/etc. tools.deps allows you to depend on git repos directly, so if a library is published in that style, it can only be consumed with tools.deps (which is the now official dependency manager)