lein-shell changelog

[Unreleased]

[1.1.0] - 2026-08-30

Fixed

• Backslashes in command arguments are no longer eaten. A backslash was consumed before every character, which destroyed Windows paths (C:\Users\bin) and regex arguments (\d+\s*). A backslash is now an escape character only before $ and before another backslash (and before } inside a ${x:-default} value); anywhere else, including at the end of an argument, it stays literal. The documented escapes \${...} and \\ are unchanged.

[1.0.3] - 2026-08-17

Fixed

• The documented :use-stdin? key now controls whether the spawned process inherits stdin; it previously did nothing (*pump-in* read the undocumented :pipe-stdin? instead). It defaults to true, with :pipe-stdin? honored as a backward-compatible alias.

[1.0.2]

• Docs-only release: standardize the README to the canonical skeleton, cut self-promotional phrasing, and unify the status badges and CI workflow name.

[1.0.1]

• Declared leiningen-core as a provided dependency so cljdoc can resolve the leiningen.core.* requires and build the API docs. Provided scope is non-transitive, so projects depending on lein-shell are unaffected.

[1.0.0]

• Self-published as net.clojars.savya/lein-shell (maintenance fork).
• Migrated to utils/get-os, resolving the deprecation warning under Leiningen 2.12.

[0.5.0]

• Fixed a bug where non-string were not converted to strings before sent to the command, causing NullPointerExceptions, cast errors and other problems.
• Implemented parameter expansion. You can specify them on the form ${:foo} and on the form ${[:foo :bar]}. They can also contain default strings.

[0.4.2]

• Fixed a bug where lein-shell itself could not be used as a higher order alias in certain scenarios.

[0.4.1]

• Custom :shell :commands can now be vectors instead of strings only, acting more or less like Lein aliases.

[0.4.0]

• By default, stdin is piped in to shell commands. You can now specify that lein-shell doesn't pipe stdin to the shell command.
• A :default-command option can be specified as a catch-all for os-specific commands, which can be used to create aliases.

[0.3.0]

• Exit-code handling, directory specification and environment settings can now be set on a per-command basis.
• It is now possible to ignore exit codes from commands, if wanted.
• Fixed a bug where reading from Stdin resulted in only partial input redirection.

[0.2.0]

• Fixed a bug where the exit-code of a process was ignored.
• It is now possible to specify a directory in which to start commands. This is by default the root folder of a project.
• Added possibility to add/replace environment variable settings.
• Implemented functionality to specify aliases for commands based on which operative system you are using.

[0.1.0]

• First release!