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after switching to dev packs I kept getting a could not find edn error.
edn
after checking the clojure-pack path I noticed the lib/edn folder was pointing to a vendor folder that didn't exist.
lib/edn
I tried again with
git submodule deinit . git submodule init git update
this didn't change things, so I manually cloned the edn.el repo into the expected edn folder and everything worked fine.
I'm guess that because the repo name has a dot in it git submodules are behaving badly, not sure if anyone else has come across this.
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I had to manually clone edn as well while upgrading
I came across this as well; also happened with a new clone of emacs-live.
Strangely, I tried to reproduce this bug in other repos to get to the bottom of the cause and could not.
Will those of you who have this bug try the branch I referenced in #213 to see if it fixes the issue for you?
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after switching to dev packs I kept getting a could not find
edn
error.after checking the clojure-pack path I noticed the
lib/edn
folder was pointing to a vendor folder that didn't exist.I tried again with
this didn't change things, so I manually cloned the edn.el repo into the expected edn folder and everything worked fine.
I'm guess that because the repo name has a dot in it git submodules are behaving badly, not sure if anyone else has come across this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: