chrisbetz
commented
9 years ago Looking into this right now and I'm a little puzzled on what you're trying to achieve: Your changes start pulling in a massive dependency tree (including hive, three different jetty versions, etc.). This makes debugging really hard.
However, I found out that you're pulling in ring-core:0.3.11 which is really outdated and not suitable to use with ring-defaults:0.1.5.
So I'd suggest you're cleaning up your dependency tree to whatever makes sense. If the problem persists and really is related to sparkling, please feel free to come back to me.
Happy hacking,
Chris
hantuzun
We get a run time error* when we're trying to use Sparkling in an existing project. I've reproduced the same error in this fork of sparkling-getting-started example. The failure is caused by this tiny commit.
The example failing project works fine when I remove Sparkling specific parts. I've demonstrated this in a branch: without-sparkling
How could we fix this problem if we want to keep ring.middleware?
* The error is:
java.lang.RuntimeException: No such var: head/head-response, compiling:(ring/middleware/resource.clj:16:11)The stacktrace we get could be seen in stack-trace.txt.