Clojure and ClojureScript are special dependencies, in that the user is always going to be providing their own version which will override the ones in the project.clj. It is good for projects to maintain backwards compatibility with older versions of Clojure, so they shouldn't be penalised for it, in whatever small way a badge showing outdated dependencies counts as a penalty :)
Clojure and ClojureScript are special dependencies, in that the user is always going to be providing their own version which will override the ones in the
project.clj. It is good for projects to maintain backwards compatibility with older versions of Clojure, so they shouldn't be penalised for it, in whatever small way a badge showing outdated dependencies counts as a penalty :)