On 2 Feb 2010, at 21:52, Alex Osborne wrote:
Sure, you can just write the POM by hand. The reason the POM is
necessary is so clojars knows the groupId, artifacId, version and
description of your lib. So just create the jar however you want (eg
just use the 'jar' command-line tool). Then create a pom.xml file
with
a text editor.
Thanks, that looks refreshingly simple! :-)
tried it). However if your lib depends on nothing but clojure.core,
then you may as well leave off dependency section entirely, as anyone
consuming it is going to specify which version of Clojure they want.
Indeed. Except that I just figured out that it does require Clojure
1.2 after all...
Konrad.
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