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> If you're familiar with Ruby, it's the equivalent of the "rake", "gem", "rails", and "cap" commands all rolled into one. You can add "rvm"/"rbenv" to that li
by threedaymonk 14y ago
> If you're familiar with Ruby, it's the equivalent of the "rake", "gem", "rails", and "cap" commands all rolled into one.
You can add "rvm"/"rbenv" to that list, as it manages Clojure versions, too.
- jballanc 14y agoHeh, I was going to add that, but that's actually a feature of Clojure itself, and not just Leiningen. What version of Clojure you're using just depends on which Clojure jar you've loaded into the JVM, so managing Clojure versions is not different than managing versions of any other library. (Another thing that Clojure has gotten really, really right.)