At CircleCI we use :pedentic? :abort in most of our leiningen projects. This option prevents the leiningen from starting the repl unless there are no conflicting dependencies in the app.
When clojureVSCode starts the repl, it adds additional dependencies to the app, which often causes the :pedantic? :abort checks to fail, and the repl fails to start.
I suggest that we override the penantic flag set it to the default value, :ranges when starting the repl from VSCode.
Thoughts?
At CircleCI we use
:pedentic? :abortin most of our leiningen projects. This option prevents the leiningen from starting the repl unless there are no conflicting dependencies in the app.When clojureVSCode starts the repl, it adds additional dependencies to the app, which often causes the
:pedantic? :abortchecks to fail, and the repl fails to start.I suggest that we override the
penanticflag set it to the default value,:rangeswhen starting the repl from VSCode.Thoughts?