I've worked with Clojure for years using the REPL driven approach and found I needed restarts quite often, for example when adding updating dependencies or othe

I've worked with Clojure for years using the REPL driven approach and found I needed restarts quite often, for example when adding updating dependencies or other changes to the project file. REPL driven development is great, but sometime you want to make sure that you are not using some function that was only defined in the REPL session but not in the source code. Also the REPL session sometime gets in a bad state when printing big outputs, blocking forever with some concurrency stuff or other mistakes.