Clojurians Log v2

clj-kondo 2020.05.02: https://github.com/borkdude/clj-kondo/releases/tag/v2020.05.02

I'm curious on how folks update to these latest, greatest versions. Right now I delete the one in my /usr/local/bin, unzip the new one and place it in there. easy peasy but wondering if I've missed out on a simple one liner update thingy or something

@chase-lambert what OS?

Linux

Debian

All the options are documented here: https://github.com/borkdude/clj-kondo/blob/master/doc/install.md There is an install script as well.

My method works just fine but it's like on ocd thing where I have to update to the latest one when I see you post something about clj-kondo or babashka

Ahh, I missed that last line saying it will update if reran.

Yeah, it won't check for newer versions though, it will always just fetch the latest and replace

Feels like there's a babashka script in here somewhere...

cronbashka

I would suggest "Cronie" (which has nice granny connotations) but there's already a cron named that

Oh, apparently "crony" is the correct spelling anyway, which isn't taken :)

cron?

You could query the Github API for the newest version, compare that to the current version and update if necessary.

Cron would make it an automatic once a day update or something.

Might not be the right place to ask, but I'm having issues installing clj-kondo through Nix. For some reason it's trying to building graalvm 19.2.1 from scratch and failing. https://discourse.nixos.org/t/issue-building-graalvm-19-2-1-dependency-for-the-clj-kondo-package/6932

Yeah, sorry, I don't now anything about nixOS, but you could try to read through the issues and contact the person who made support for that

yeah ok, the graalvm package is borked. Thanks anyways

you could try to upgrade to 19.3.1 which is what clj-kondo is using nowadays