What's New in Leiningen
summary
Leiningen 2.0 promises concrete changes: profiles replace ad hoc dev flags to produce repeatable project maps, a new nREPL-based REPL and improved deploy flow that auto-signs artifacts for Clojars releases, and partial application of tasks. The build rewrites dependency semantics to avoid classpath bleeding and snapshot defaults, adds tools like lein deps tree and lein-pedantic and an experimental lein deps verify for GPG signatures, and notes 152 contributors to the year-long rewrite.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40History
- 2:54rectification of names
- 10:02project macro
- 12:48task
- 14:43pitfalls
- 20:24storytime
- 31:04gpg key generation
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