with a deps file just declaring a ClojureScript dependency gives:
WARNING: Use of -A with clojure.main is deprecated, use -M instead
Apparently his lead to David Nolen updating all ClojureScript getting started examples to prepend -M and no aliases to --main
clojure -M --main cljs.main
This doesn't work on older versions
I'm raising that issue to question whether this is all intended.
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Alex Miller June 2, 2021 at 4:57 PM
Updated deprecation message for next release to:
WARNING: Implicit use of clojure.main with options is deprecated, use -M
Alex Miller June 2, 2021 at 4:41 PM
I think the warning text is assuming the wrong condition here and I can probably improve that, but the advice to use -M is correct.
Alex Miller June 2, 2021 at 4:32 PM
-M should now be used with any program that calls through clojure.main, so that is correct. The old behavior of running clojure.main by default has been supported since -M was added to the clojure CLI in Sept 2020, but will eventually be removed.
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Invoking
clojure --main cljs.main
with a deps file just declaring a ClojureScript dependency gives:
WARNING: Use of -A with clojure.main is deprecated, use -M instead
Apparently his lead to David Nolen updating all ClojureScript getting started examples to prepend -M and no aliases to --main
clojure -M --main cljs.main
This doesn't work on older versions
I'm raising that issue to question whether this is all intended.