@seancorfield just a quick question, where do you put this system wide deps.edn you have on github ? You wouldn't be putting it in the powershell module, would you ? (along with the ClojureTools.psd1 and psm1)
@carkh It's my user-level deps file -- ~/.clojure/deps.edn
on macOS/Linux
so no windows ?
...just looking at where exactly it is on PS...
PS C:\Users\sean> clojure -Sdescribe
{:version "1.10.1.458"
:config-files ["C:\Users\sean\.clojure\deps.edn" "deps.edn"]
...
alright good news, thanks ! ai'm on vacation so actually making
an installer, don't want to go around deleting people's data
(there's no system level deps file in the latest clj installer)
hum we're beyond 466 ?
^ 1.10.1.458 didn't have it, according to that output
i guess i have it somehow =)
(but then I think they put it back and will remove it again later)
i think its not its place to be in the ClojureTools ps module (in any event)
(clojure-env)
has been deprecated and that was the shelling out to clj
part to find the three deps files.
The clj installer (used to) put the system-level deps file inside the installation, and create the user-level file if it did not exist.
It never overwrote anyone's files.
ok so here is what i'm doing, microsoft advises to create a module in your installation directory rather than using the standard places
My dot-clojure deps file is not system-wide, it is user-level.
these palces are for your own modules
so i'm deleting old modules to prevent duplicate entries
but i COULD preserve an eventual deps.edn
though it's much work for the 3 windows users
let's call it user wide then
=)
anyways thanks !