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Hello, I am trying to get Clojure into a recipe for conda-forge. Typically, we use the offical source repository and implement the build-from-source recipe, however with Clojure I hit a pretty tough shell to break into (I know nothing about Clojure ... that is certainly a big part of it!)
Currently, after many trials of using a bootstrapping Clojure to try to have it build itself, I resorted to simply install the clojure-tools, which I feel is too remote and relies upon too many intermediate "hidden" steps.
Ideally, we would want, whenever there is a new tag of the source, rebuilt Clojure directly
Any suggestions. Currently I think what would be needed is use brew-installer and modify the src/main/... to get Clojure to vreate the uberjar
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello, I am trying to get Clojure into a recipe for conda-forge. Typically, we use the offical source repository and implement the build-from-source recipe, however with Clojure I hit a pretty tough shell to break into (I know nothing about Clojure ... that is certainly a big part of it!)
Currently, after many trials of using a bootstrapping Clojure to try to have it build itself, I resorted to simply install the
clojure-tools
, which I feel is too remote and relies upon too many intermediate "hidden" steps.Ideally, we would want, whenever there is a new tag of the source, rebuilt Clojure directly
Any suggestions. Currently I think what would be needed is use
brew-installer
and modify thesrc/main/...
to get Clojure to vreate the uberjarThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: