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Load cl-micropm.lisp
. Since it's a single file, you don't need to have ASDF
load the system definition, but it's there if you need it.
Run (micropm:setup <your-system-name>)
. It doesn't directly use quicklisp,
but this will fetch the quicklisp system sources and build the quicklisp
dependency index, and then fetch the system dependencies using these data. By
default, it will create git submodules in the lisp-systems
folder.
Tweak the lisp-systems
to your needs, whether you need to freeze a
dependency on a particular branch or commit, etc.
Once all your deps are setup in lisp-systems
, you can just run the normal
flow with (micropm:setup-asdf-registry)
.
You can also skip (micropm:setup <your-system-name>)
and just manually add the
deps into lisp-systems
if you want to do that, by reading the quicklisp
dependency index.
Note: The old version used an .envrc
file and pulled the dependencies from
quicklisp in a Docker container. See the old
branch if you want to use that
instead.
See LICENSE