At present, if a parse or compilation error is encountered loading user.clj or transitively in anything reached by user.clj, then Clojure/Jaunt will fail to start and the process will die. This is really user-hostile, especially because there is nothing a user can to do disable user.clj.
At present, if a parse or compilation error is encountered loading
user.cljor transitively in anything reached byuser.clj, then Clojure/Jaunt will fail to start and the process will die. This is really user-hostile, especially because there is nothing a user can to do disableuser.clj.