Esko Luontola

It seems to be related to `leiningen.core.project/add-global-exclusions` modifying the `:dependencies` based on `:exclusions`. I wonder if there is a way to run the plugin before Leiningen does that processing?

It's still happening with Cursive 1.12.4. It was still happening directly in my primary work project, after which I tried reproducing it in a [minimal blank project](https://github.com/luontola/new-clojure-project): at first the...

It's possible to download sources also manually by running the commands: lein pom mvn dependency:sources When Cursive refreshes the Leiningen projects, it would be useful if Cursive would detect automatically...

Some experiences from my Java agent approach: (1) Some of the classes which it detects being loaded, are not actually initialized. Maybe the Clojure compiler uses the `Class.forName​(name, initialize=false, loader)`...

I just tried `native-image -J-javaagent:...` and it's possible to start a Java agent inside the native-image process. Hopefully we won't need to use that, but it's the ultimate hook for...

Here is an idea for an alternative way of defining test order, using the normal rules of code execution order: http://specsy.org/documentation.html#non-isolated-execution-model That way requires that tests can be nested and...

Git doesn't really have an operation for deleting commits, unless we're talking about `git gc`. It just hides all commits which are not part of a branch or the current...

I fixed my server configuration before creating this issue. But since it's a very common configuration error, I doubt that I'm the only one. Might be a good idea to...

> I don't think this is a good idea. Mastodon only validates a webpage - in this instance, if `*/*` was allowed, then people could maliciously upload text files or...

> I don't think this is a good idea. Mastodon only validates a webpage - in this instance, if `*/*` was allowed, then people could maliciously upload text files or...