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For scenarios where clojurescript files live in the same folder of clojure ones, it might be handy to specify in squint.edn which files should be actually processed (i.e. compiled or copied over). Maybe an inclusion or exclusion glob?
All files in :src are currently handled by default.
If I have
{:paths ["src"]
:output-dir"public/js"}
in my squint.edn, all of clojure source files will be copied over.
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For scenarios where clojurescript files live in the same folder of clojure ones, it might be handy to specify in
squint.edn
which files should be actually processed (i.e. compiled or copied over). Maybe an inclusion or exclusion glob?All files in
:src
are currently handled by default.If I have
in my
squint.edn
, all of clojure source files will be copied over.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: