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Not OP, but I believe Clojure has a REPL that lets you run and edit code, persisting the changes from the REPL. Off the top of my head you would want a Dockerf
by oxidant 2y ago
Not OP, but I believe Clojure has a REPL that lets you run and edit code, persisting the changes from the REPL.
Off the top of my head you would want a Dockerfile with the version of Clojure you're working in, a mounted volume for sharing between host/container data. My guess is the two different things they mentioned are dependency sources.
LLMs require a -fu, similar to the Googlefu of old, to get what you want out of them.