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reload-clojure causes compilation failure in portable projects #488
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What is the original issue/commit that fixed this? Also, is this a lein-cljsbuild specific issue? Lastly, can you restate the actual issue you're having here? It's not completely clear from your description above what is going wrong (including error messages is helpful). |
yes. it is lein-cljsbuild specific. I issued the command "lein cljsbuild once dev" to build all file under src/cljs directory and src/cljc directory. Error Message: I think this issue is similar with #210. During the build process, some clojure code is loading which cause this error message. It seems to me the error is due to this reason: Best regards |
@JoshuaXX Would you mind setting up a minimal repo where this issue can be reproduced? |
Hi, I just rain into this issue myself. Please find attached a minimal test case (created using Essentially, it just:
When invoking
Everything eventually builds fine, however. |
I see this has been fixed long ago, but it still being encountered by me recently. I am using lein-cljsbuild 1.1.7.
(ns atpco.record.intlfare
#?(:cljs (:require-macros [farefront.tools.core :as tools ]))
#?(:clj (:require [farecommon.tools.core :as tools])))
there are two macros with the same name defined in clojure in farefront.tools.core and farecommon.tools.core namespace respectively. these two macro act on same piece of data whith the above mentioned reader conditional.
I still encounter the reload-clojure issue, the error messages are just annoying, but the js files get generated successfully.
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