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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-63-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md:64:The `lein` command is a stable release of Leiningen on your `$PATH` – preferably
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-65-the newest one. If you don't have a stable `lein` installed, simply check out
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md:66:the `stable` branch and copy `bin/lein` to somewhere on your `$PATH`, then
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-67-switch your branch back.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-69-If you want to use your development copy for everyday usage, symlink
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md:70:`bin/lein` to somewhere on your `$PATH`. You'll want to rename your
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-71-stable installation to keep them from interfering; typically you can
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-96-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md:97:Here, 2.5.2-SNAPSHOT is the version we've built, and we have `$HOME/bin` on our
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/CONTRIBUTING.md-98-$PATH.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-59-* Support for HTTP nREPL has been moved out; requires drawbridge plugin now. (Phil Hagelberg)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md:60:* Warn when `$CLASSPATH` is set. (Phil Hagelberg)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-61-* Default to requiring TLS for remote repositories. (Phil Hagelberg)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-163-* Move auto-clean to jar task for consistency. (Phil Hagelberg)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md:164:* Make compilation messages honor `$LEIN_SILENT` (Jean Niklas L'orange)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-165-* Fix a bug around EOF in the repl. (Colin Jones)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-384-* Support project and user leinrc file for shell-level customization. (Justin Balthrop)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md:385:* Cache trampoline commands for fast boot. Set `$LEIN_FAST_TRAMPOLINE` to enable.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-386-* Support setting HTTPS proxies.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-400-* Fix a bug where repl task was binding to 0.0.0.0.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md:401:* Honor `$http_no_proxy` host settings. (Jon Pither)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/NEWS.md-402-* Profiles can be specified as compositions of other profiles. (Justin Balthrop)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/README.md-27- of this project.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/README.md:28:3. Place it on your `$PATH`. (`~/bin` is a good choice if it is on your path.)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/README.md-29-4. Set it to be executable. (`chmod +x ~/bin/lein`)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/README.md-55-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/README.md:56:Use `lein help` to see a complete list. `lein help $TASK` shows the
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/README.md-57-usage for a specific task.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/bin/lein.ps1-136-        '-client',$env:LEIN_JVM_OPTS,
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/bin/lein.ps1:137:        "`"-Dclojure.compile.path=$PWD/target/classes`"", #TODO: Add this line only when we're initializing from source
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/bin/lein.ps1:138:        "`"-Dleiningen.original.pwd=$env:ORIGINAL_PWD`"",
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/bin/lein.ps1-139-        '-cp',$env:CLASSPATH,
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/DEPLOY.md-250-and difficult to perform in a consistent fashion from one release to the next.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/DEPLOY.md:251:To simplify the release process, there is a `lein release [$LEVEL]` task where
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/DEPLOY.md:252:`$LEVEL` can be refer to any of `:major`, `:minor`, `:patch`, `:alpha`, `:beta`,
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/DEPLOY.md-253-or `:rc`. The simplification lies in the list of `:release-tasks` that get run
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md-34-  generate a pom from that. If you are just doing exploratory coding
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md:35:  you can deploy to `file:///$HOME/.m2/repository` and the jars will
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md-36-  be available locally.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md-88-**Q:** I'm behind an HTTP proxy; how can I fetch my dependencies?  
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md:89:**A:** Set the `$http_proxy` environment variable in Leiningen 2.x. You can also
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md:90:  set `$http_no_proxy` for a list of hosts that should be reached directly, bypassing
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/FAQ.md-91-  the proxy. This is a list of patterns separated by `|` and may start or end with
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-32-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:33:Leiningen tasks are simply functions named `$TASK` in a `leiningen.$TASK`
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-34-namespace. So writing a Leiningen plugin is just a matter of creating
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-166-lein is called from within a project. If called outside of a project,
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:167:lein will send in profile information from `$HOME/.lein/profiles.clj`
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-168-and similar sources as a map similar to a project map. Other tools using
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-190-`:subtasks` metadata on a task defn which contains a vector of subtask
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:191:vars will allow `lein help $TASK_CONTAINING_SUBTASKS` to list them.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-192-This list of subtasks will show the first line of the docstring for each
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-193-subtask. The full help for a subtask can be viewed via
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:194:`lein help $TASK_CONTAINING_SUBTASKS $SUBTASK`.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-195-
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-211-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:212:Leiningen will intercept calls to `lein $MYTASK help` by default and
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:213:turn them into `lein help $MYTASK`. If your task provides its own help
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-214-subtask you can add `^:pass-through-help` metadata to your task defn
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-457-it contains implementations for Git, but plugins can add support for
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md:458:more systems by including a `leiningen.vcs.$SYSTEM` namespace. All
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/PLUGINS.md-459-namespaces under the `leiningen.vcs.` prefix will be loaded when the
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md-74-Also keep in mind that Leiningen ships with fairly comprehensive help;
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md:75:`lein help` gives a list of tasks while `lein help $TASK` provides
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md-76-details. Further documentation such as the readme, sample
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md-192-You can [search Clojars](https://clojars.org/search?q=clj-http) using
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md:193:its web interface or via `lein search $TERM`. On the Clojars page for
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md-194-`clj-http` at the time of this writing it shows this:
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md-347-Leiningen supports searching remote Maven repositories for matching
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md:348:jars with the command `lein search $TERM`. Currently only searching
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/TUTORIAL.md-349-Central and Clojars is supported.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md-59-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md:60:複雑なタスクはサブタスクに分割することがよくあります。サブタスクの変数のベクターを含んだ`:subtasks`メタデータをタスク関数に渡すことによって、`lein help $TASK_CONTAINING_SUBTASKS`を実行した際に、サブタスクを表示することができます。サブタスク一覧は、それぞれのサブタスクのdocstringの第一文を表示します。サブタスクの完全版のヘルプは、`lein help $TASK_CONTAINING_SUBTASKS $SUBTASK`で表示することができます。
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md-61-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md:62:特別な指定がない場合、Leiningenは`lein $MYTASK help`の呼び出しを横取りして`lein help $MYTASK`に変換します。タスク内で独自のhelpサブタスクを表示したい場合はタスク関数に`^:pass-through-help`メタデータを指定してこのふるまいを無効化することができます。
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md-63-
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md-187-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md:188:Leiningenにはマルチメソッドを用いてリリース関連のバージョン管理タスクを行う、`vcs`タスクが含まれています。標準では、Git向けの実装が含まれていますが、`leiningen.vcs.$SYSTEM`名前空間に含めることで他のシステムのサポートを追加することができます。`vcs`タスクが呼び出される際、`leiningen.vcs`プレフィックス配下の名前空間全てがローディングされます。これらの名前空間では、`leiningen.vcs`内で定義されている`defmulti`向けのメソッドのみを特定のバージョン管理システム用に定義するようにしてください。
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/doc/ja/PLUGINS_ja.md-189-
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial-74-Also keep in mind that Leiningen ships with fairly comprehensive help;
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial:75:`lein help` gives a list of tasks while `lein help $TASK` provides
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial-76-details. Further documentation such as the readme, sample
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial-192-You can [search Clojars](https://clojars.org/search?q=clj-http) using
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial:193:its web interface or via `lein search $TERM`. On the Clojars page for
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial-194-`clj-http` at the time of this writing it shows this:
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial-347-Leiningen supports searching remote Maven repositories for matching
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial:348:jars with the command `lein search $TERM`. Currently only searching
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/tutorial-349-Central and Clojars is supported.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/readme-27- of this project.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/readme:28:3. Place it on your `$PATH`. (`~/bin` is a good choice if it is on your path.)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/readme-29-4. Set it to be executable. (`chmod +x ~/bin/lein`)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/readme-55-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/readme:56:Use `lein help` to see a complete list. `lein help $TASK` shows the
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/readme-57-usage for a specific task.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-59-* Support for HTTP nREPL has been moved out; requires drawbridge plugin now. (Phil Hagelberg)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news:60:* Warn when `$CLASSPATH` is set. (Phil Hagelberg)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-61-* Default to requiring TLS for remote repositories. (Phil Hagelberg)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-163-* Move auto-clean to jar task for consistency. (Phil Hagelberg)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news:164:* Make compilation messages honor `$LEIN_SILENT` (Jean Niklas L'orange)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-165-* Fix a bug around EOF in the repl. (Colin Jones)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-384-* Support project and user leinrc file for shell-level customization. (Justin Balthrop)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news:385:* Cache trampoline commands for fast boot. Set `$LEIN_FAST_TRAMPOLINE` to enable.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-386-* Support setting HTTPS proxies.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-400-* Fix a bug where repl task was binding to 0.0.0.0.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news:401:* Honor `$http_no_proxy` host settings. (Jon Pither)
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/news-402-* Profiles can be specified as compositions of other profiles. (Justin Balthrop)
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq-34-  generate a pom from that. If you are just doing exploratory coding
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq:35:  you can deploy to `file:///$HOME/.m2/repository` and the jars will
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq-36-  be available locally.
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq-88-**Q:** I'm behind an HTTP proxy; how can I fetch my dependencies?  
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq:89:**A:** Set the `$http_proxy` environment variable in Leiningen 2.x. You can also
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq:90:  set `$http_no_proxy` for a list of hosts that should be reached directly, bypassing
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/faq-91-  the proxy. This is a list of patterns separated by `|` and may start or end with
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/deploying-250-and difficult to perform in a consistent fashion from one release to the next.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/deploying:251:To simplify the release process, there is a `lein release [$LEVEL]` task where
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/deploying:252:`$LEVEL` can be refer to any of `:major`, `:minor`, `:patch`, `:alpha`, `:beta`,
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/resources/leiningen/help/deploying-253-or `:rc`. The simplification lies in the list of `:release-tasks` that get run
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/deps.clj-147-Normally snapshot dependencies will be checked once every 24 hours; to
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/deps.clj:148:force them to be updated, use `lein -U $TASK`."
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/deps.clj-149-  ([project]
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/help.clj-162-       (println (help-summary-for task-ns)))
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/help.clj:163:     (println "\nRun `lein help $TASK` for details.")
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/help.clj-164-     (println "\nGlobal Options:")
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/new.clj-183-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/new.clj:184:Use `lein new :show $TEMPLATE` to see details about a given template.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/src/leiningen/new.clj-185-
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leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/debian/tests/test-lein-50-
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/debian/tests/test-lein:51:Run \`lein help \$TASK\` for details.
leiningen-clojure-2.9.1/debian/tests/test-lein-52-