Benedek Fazekas
Benedek Fazekas
have you considered using [cider-nrepl](https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl)? (as vim-fireplace does btw) and perhaps alternatively [refactor-nrepl](https://github.com/clojure-emacs/refactor-nrepl)... that would mean that these middlewares can do the heavy lifting and you just need to wrap...
sometimes files in dependencies come out broken (part of the file is missing therefore parens are not closed). gut feeling is that something goes wrong when files are processed in...
almost all `leinigen` specific code is already in `leiningen.inline-deps`, however `mranderson.util` still references leiningen for logging. if this latter is eliminated leiningen could be excluded when mranderson is used directly...
so MrAnderson can be used by a third party, maybe from the REPL to pull in a dep and shadow it.
from the conversation with @Olical on slack: > Some meta output out of mranderson, either as it runs or at the end could be useful. "here's the files I read...
as means of resolving dependencies
altho MrAnderson is mainly meant to be used on applications, inlining/shadowing their dependencies. it is possible to inline a library which has its dependencies inlined already. Wonder if this just...
since those dependencies are prefixed by mranderson but the test files are processed at the moment. see a particular case of this: clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl#183