core.logic

Less dependencies for non-dev environments?

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  • Type: Enhancement Enhancement
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  • Priority: Minor Minor
  • Resolution: Completed
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I am considering using core.logic, but after looking into its dependencies I am hesitating. Should I really pull in datomic and google closure if I just want to use core.logic in a normal Clojure project?

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David Nolen added a comment -

Yes the project.clj is for development purposes only. It's not used to resolve dependencies.

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David Nolen added a comment - Yes the project.clj is for development purposes only. It's not used to resolve dependencies.
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Jeroen van Dijk added a comment -

Sorry I think I spoke to soon. When I include core.logic in my project it doesn't pull in other dependencies, I have been misled by the project.clj of core.logic which declares Google closure and datomic as dependencies.

Apologies for the disturbance and thanks for a great library.

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Jeroen van Dijk added a comment - Sorry I think I spoke to soon. When I include core.logic in my project it doesn't pull in other dependencies, I have been misled by the project.clj of core.logic which declares Google closure and datomic as dependencies. Apologies for the disturbance and thanks for a great library.

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