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Leiningen is for automating Clojure projects without setting your hair on fire.

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leiningen-2.9.2+20200228.ace4573e.obscpio 0001557516 1.49 MB
leiningen.changes 0000006089 5.95 KB
leiningen.obsinfo 0000000117 117 Bytes
leiningen.spec 0000002202 2.15 KB
Revision 3 (latest revision is 15)
Dead Mozay's avatar Dead Mozay (Dead_Mozay) committed (revision 3)
- Update to version 2.9.2+20200228.ace4573e:
  * Oops; forgot to bump to a snapshot after the last release.
  * Fix #586 for Windows as well
  * Bump pprint version to match Clojars, improve docs
  * Test multiple Java versions using workflows
  * CircleCI config cleanups
  * More tests and some refactoring
  * Run lein-pprint tests on Circle
  * Fix broken pprint plugin
  * Release lein-pprint 1.3.0.
  * Bump to Clojure 1.10.1 for Leiningen itself.
  * Include PGP public keys to use in tests
  * Revert "Deploy checksums for signatures."
  * Bump Pomegranate to version 1.2.0
  * Revert "Pick up fix for CVE-2018-10237"
  * Remove mention of mailing list.
  * Add the exit code to the "Subprocess failed" message
  * Fix mistaken uses of non-side-effecting when.
  * Add CLI switches to control annotation behavior
  * Make sure release tags are annotated.
  * Apply explicit middleware and hooks even with disabled implicits
  * Fix #2571: filter the timestamp from pom.properties
  * Upgrade reply to 0.4.4
  * Use a newer docker image.
  * add progress in lein release
  * add consistent load order for lein check
  * Remove duplicated test project explanation info from test projects
  * Overhaul project initialization
  * Recommend Java 8 to avoid illegal reflection.
  * Add FAQ entry: illegal reflective access
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