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collect-aliasesclj
(collect-aliases workspace-config packages)Collect a set of 'active' aliases from the workspace.
This function works by:
- Discovering all available package aliases in the workspace and filtering
them based on the
:package-aliasesconfig from the providedworkspace-config. - Merging this set with the aliases defined in the
:aliaseskey on theworkspace-config. - Adding the special
:kmono/packagesalias which contains the base package classpaths.
This function is designed to be used for collect the relevant set of aliases
to provide to the clojure flags -A, -M, -T, -X.
Collect a set of 'active' aliases from the workspace. This function works by: 1) Discovering all available package aliases in the workspace and filtering them based on the `:package-aliases` config from the provided `workspace-config`. 2) Merging this set with the aliases defined in the `:aliases` key on the `workspace-config`. 3) Adding the special `:kmono/packages` alias which contains the base package classpaths. This function is designed to be used for collect the relevant set of aliases to provide to the clojure flags `-A`, `-M`, `-T`, `-X`.
generate-classpath-commandclj
(generate-classpath-command project-root workspace-config packages)Generate an augmented clojure -Spath command string.
Generate an augmented `clojure -Spath` command string.
resolve-classpathclj
(resolve-classpath project-root workspace-config packages)Resolve a classpath string for a workspace.
This works by shelling out to clojure -Spath with additional flags generated
from analysing the workspace.
See generate-classpath-command for the command construction logic.
Resolve a classpath string for a workspace. This works by shelling out to `clojure -Spath` with additional flags generated from analysing the workspace. See [[generate-classpath-command]] for the command construction logic.
serialize-aliasesclj
(serialize-aliases aliases)Serialize a given sequence of aliases to a colon delimited string.
Serialize a given sequence of `aliases` to a colon delimited string.
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