(boot ns & argv)
The REPL equivalent to the command line 'boot'. If all arguments are strings then they are treated as if they were given on the command line. Otherwise they are assumed to evaluate to task middleware.
The REPL equivalent to the command line 'boot'. If all arguments are strings then they are treated as if they were given on the command line. Otherwise they are assumed to evaluate to task middleware.
(reset-fileset & [fileset])
Updates the user directories in the fileset with the latest project files, returning a new immutable fileset. When called with no args returns a new fileset containing only the latest project files.
Updates the user directories in the fileset with the latest project files, returning a new immutable fileset. When called with no args returns a new fileset containing only the latest project files.
(with-pass-thru bind & body)
Given a binding and body expressions, constructs a task handler. The body expressions are evaluated for side effects with the current fileset bound to binding. The current fileset is then passed to the next handler and the result is then returned up the handler stack.
Given a binding and body expressions, constructs a task handler. The body expressions are evaluated for side effects with the current fileset bound to binding. The current fileset is then passed to the next handler and the result is then returned up the handler stack.
(with-pre-wrap bind & body)
Given a binding and body expressions, constructs a task handler. The body expressions are evaluated with the current fileset bound to binding, and the result is passed to the next handler in the pipeline. The fileset obtained from the next handler is then returned up the handler stack. The body must evaluate to a fileset object. Roughly equivalent to: (fn [next-handler] (fn [binding] (next-handler (do ... ...)))) where ... are the given body expressions.
Given a binding and body expressions, constructs a task handler. The body expressions are evaluated with the current fileset bound to binding, and the result is passed to the next handler in the pipeline. The fileset obtained from the next handler is then returned up the handler stack. The body must evaluate to a fileset object. Roughly equivalent to: (fn [next-handler] (fn [binding] (next-handler (do ... ...)))) where ... are the given body expressions.
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