uberjar does not resolve from profile-vector

[chrisbetz]

Hi,

I got something like

:profiles {:a {:dependencies [[a "1"]]}
               :b {:dependencies [[b "1"]]}
               :uberjar [:a :b]
}

This does not resolve correctly (classes from a and b are missing while compling my project in uberjar).

It does work if i reference the dependencies in uberjar profile directly.

[hypirion]

Hi,

Does this work if you make :a and :b leaky? like so

:profiles {:a ^:leaky {:dependencies [[a "1"]]}
           :b ^:leaky {:dependencies [[b "1"]]}
           :uberjar [:a :b]
}

[chrisbetz]

Hi,

thanks for the tip, leaky does the trick, so I'm fine for now.

However, as other tasks (like lein classpath or lein deps :tree) are working correctly without the profiles being leaky, I would suggest changing the behaviour of lein uberjar here, as it's inconsistent.

Cheers,

Chris

[hypirion]

Yeah, I agree that the current functionality is a bit counter-intuitive.

[glts]

In Leiningen 2.9.1, uberjar does seem to pick up these dependencies. With a minimal project.clj,

(defproject repro "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
  :dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.10.0"]]
  :profiles {:a {:dependencies [[clj-time "0.15.0"]]}
             :b {:dependencies [[http-kit "2.3.0"]]}
             :uberjar [:a :b]})

everything (clj-time, http-kit, Clojure, plus transitive deps) gets packaged into the uberjar, no ^:leaky annotation necessary.

Suppose this got fixed somewhere along the way, else we need more info on the repro.