lein swank no properly sets the classpath properly, fb95c5ef57a554081c012df139b2751344cc970a about leiningen

[swannodette]

Clarification this is for when you are running lein from checkout. I'm curious as to why "lein-stable swank" properly sets the classpath and "lein swank" from checkout does not. Some what frustrating as this issue is related to Issue 4. Because of this I'm in the following situation-

lein swank - improperly set classpath Exception
lein-stable swank - OS X exception

[swannodette]

Ok, figured this one out myself. You need to compile lein-swank and use it instead of the one that gets pulled down via deps.

[pjlegato]

I'm having what may be a similar problem."lein swank" does not include the project's src/ directory in the classpath (both lein and lein-stable.) "lein repl" does include the src/ dir.

[pjlegato]

Just tried it with the latest lein-swank from git's head, no difference. "lein swank" doesn't include the project's src/, "lein repl" does.

[pjlegato]

After trying many things, I finally gave up and inserted a manual (add-classpath) call into my code to add the src/ dir.

[swannodette]

@pjlegato you need to create an uberjar of lein-swank yourself using your checkout of lein (not stable). replace this newly created jar with the one that appears in your checkout libs directory.

[mtnygard]

Adding to @swannodette's instructions, when using lein-swank from latest checkout, install it to your local repo using "mvn install", and be sure to remove the older lein-swank jar from your local leiningen install itself! It will come first in classpath and override your new one.

[technomancy]

Believe this to be fixed.