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see discussion in: clj-python/libpython-clj#212

@jjtolton jjtolton changed the title wokring reference version working reference version Sep 3, 2022
;(require 'libpython-clj2.metadata)

(println :OK)
(defn -main []

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Was this necessary to get things working? You'll see in clj-python/libpython-clj#213 that moving requirement of libpython-clj2.require conflicts a bit with what I'm trying to accomplish.

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no, not necessary, just for testing purposes so that clj -m libpython-test.test would run and print :OK and then exit gracefully. Was just to verify that libpython-clj would load correctly.

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metasoarous changed the base branch from master to manual-jdk-clojure-install September 3, 2022 21:21
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Thanks again for putting this together @jjtolton! I'm merging into a manual-jdk-clojure-install branch, so we can tinker with this approach separately from the one I used to get things working in the require-init-bug branch (which dropped down to jdk-8 via the official clojure docker images from docker hub).

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metasoarous merged commit effd7ac into metasoarous:manual-jdk-clojure-install Sep 3, 2022
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