Closed francesco-bracchi closed 6 years ago
Thanks for doing this. Other people have had boot issues, but I don't use boot myself and was too lazy to set it up just to reproduce the observations. I'm slightly worried about the hard-coded, unix-centric path though. Is there a way to extract the boot prefix programmatically?
I'm using boot for a clojure project. Unfortunately file names reported by the eastwood syntax checker are absolute but located into the boot cache directory(
~/.boot/cache
), so the functionflycheck-clojure-parse-cider-errors
reports the wrong file name. This patch fixes this issue for my case, (boot version 2.7.1).