Avi Flax

@egonSchiele thank you for the rapid response! I totally see how the callback is great for debugging, logging, and other side effects. But in my case I need the metadata...

Yeah, I could, but… I just realized, that in my specific case, I actually _can_ use the callback mechanism, because in fact all I want to do with the failure...

Very helpful — thank you!

+1 on this, and I don’t understand how to employ @boxxxie’s suggested workaround.

FWIW, I got it working from bash with this one-liner: ```shell clojure -Sdeps "{:deps {jonase/kibit {:mvn/version \"0.1.6\"}}}" -e "(require '[kibit.driver :as k]) (k/external-run [\"src\"] nil)" ``` I’ve not yet managed...

Aha, I was able to get it to work via this profile in my `deps.edn`: ```clojure :kibit {:extra-deps {jonase/kibit {:mvn/version "0.1.6"}} :main-opts ["-e" "(require,'[kibit.driver,:as,k]),(k/external-run,[\"src\"],nil)"]} ``` Granted this is nearly functionally...

Ah, another downside of the lein-kibit-free example above: it won’t pick up on command-line args like `--replace` — they’d have to be added explicitly to the code passed to `-e`...

I also just got snagged by this. And after I learned how to write all my migrations using the Lobos DSL! Are there any plans to upgrade to the current...

I just ran into a variant of this as well: Action log excerpt showing an error response from the Slack API ```text ##[group]Run pullreminders/[email protected] with: args: {"channel": "avi.flax", "icon_emoji": ":pr:",...

@fmjrey thanks so much for the kind words! It’s great to hear that we’re thinking along similar lines. I agree that once a model exists as data, there’s all sorts...