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> It imports some classes from Maven in order to integrate with Maven repositories, but the vast majority of Leiningen has nothing to do with Maven. To be more
by nathell 14y ago
> It imports some classes from Maven in order to integrate with Maven repositories, but the vast majority of Leiningen has nothing to do with Maven.
To be more precise, Leiningen 2 uses Sonatype Aether for dependency resolution, unlike Leiningen 1 which actually used to include Maven.
Sonatype Aether is, I believe, also the dependency resolution library used in Maven 3 (but not Maven 2) -- but it's debatable whether it is actually a part of Maven.
- weavejester 14y agoI was actually thinking about the Maven indexer library that Leiningen uses for searching Maven repositories, but you raise a good point about dependency resolution no longer using Maven.