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Tools.deps
We created the poly tool on top of Clojure tools.deps.
If you are unfamiliar with tools.deps, we recommend that you read its documentation and deps.edn Reference.
The poly Alias
When you create a workspace, poly generates a ./deps.edn that includes a poly alias.
We cover details in our install docs.
clojure vs clj
Use clojure instead of clj when launching a poly shell as a clojure dependency:
Why? There are two ways to run clojure:
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clojure- runs clojure programs -
clj- the same, but provides REPL command history support viarlwrap
As described by a "Between Two Parens" blog post, rlwrap can sometimes get in the way. This is the case for the poly shell.
If you use clj instead of clojure, things will still work, but you will sometimes see warnings from rlwrap:
clojure -M:poly
You don’t need that noise and confusion, so use clojure when launching a poly shell.
Can you improve this documentation? These fine people already did:
Joakim Tengstrand & Furkan BayraktarEdit on GitHub
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