I believe leiningen uses the same versioning system as maven. See Keeping dependency versions up to date in Leiningen projects and How do I tell Maven to use the latest version of a dependency? .
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I am asking this question to straighten out a confusion I have about project. Clj :dependencies and modules specified using :use/:require. I use lein to build.
I want to write a Clojure project and perhaps other than its being dependent on a particular Clojure release, do not want the project to be dependent on any module's particular version. For example: (defproject bene-csv "1.0.0-SN" :description "A csv parsing library" :dependencies org. Clojure/clojure "1.3.0" clojure-csv/clojure-csv "1.3.2") I don't particularly need to be dependent on clojure-csv 1.3.2.
My code will will work with whatever version there is. Am I required to specify a dependency so a version is fetched locally? If not, what other mechanisms are there to get the modules I need and where would they be located?
Thank You. Clojure leiningen link|improve this question asked Mar 9 at 15:33octopusgrabbus899213 100% accept rate.
I believe leiningen uses the same versioning system as maven. See Keeping dependency versions up to date in Leiningen projects and How do I tell Maven to use the latest version of a dependency?.
Telling Leiningen "just pull in whatever version you like; I don't care" is just asking for trouble down the road. Repeatability the foundation of automation: github.com/technomancy/leiningen/wiki/Re....
Thanks. I've come to the same conclusion over time. It's better to go with a given version and then upgrade and test as new versions come along.
– octopusgrabbus Mar 29 at 17:10.
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