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cnuernber
commented on June 24, 2024
Some of this is due to running the uberjar profile.
I imagine there is aot specified in the uberjar profile. This interacts negatively with the repl classloader and the missing class definition is due to an inner class of clojure.core being redefined as the repl is loading up.
I am curious - why are you running the uberjar profile for you lein repl session?
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cnuernber
commented on June 24, 2024
Additionally - the codegen system is meant to be used offline as a preprocess or one time build step - not every repl session. For every repl session you should be using require-python although this interacts negatively with uberjars.
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israellandes
commented on June 24, 2024
To answer your question I’m brand new to Clojure and especially Calva, so
when I was setting up my REPL I was just always using the default settings.
I’ll see if I can avoid use img uberjar, I’m sure I can.
If I’m understanding everything correctly,
1. Don’t use uberjar
2. No need for codegen
3. You mention something about the “missing class definition is due to an
inner class of clojure.core being redefined as the repl is loading up.”
Is there a solution I can implement for 3. ?
Im out right now but when I get home tomorrow I’m going to put these
suggestions to use and let you know how it goes.
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cnuernber
commented on June 24, 2024
For 3., 1. will solve it :-). What I meant about codegen is to run it once and check the file in if you want to go that route. It is faster than require-python and it works with uberjars so it is a bit more general but it is a precompile step that will output a file based on your particular python version at the time so in that sense it is more fragile.
Probably for your use case right now require-python is the right approach. When (if) you build something you want to deploy then moving to codegen and fixing the python version is probably going to result in more stable deployments.
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israellandes
commented on June 24, 2024
You were absolutely correct, removing the uberjar checkmark in my Calva REPL loaded up just perfect and everything worked as expected. Thank you a ton, excited to try out this repo. Cheers!
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