java - How can you make leiningen evaluate requires before implements? -


this seems bug know if there way around problem.

i have class defined follows

(ns myns.myext.anotherext.client   (:gen-class       :implements [myns.myext.core.client]      :prefix -      :init init      :state state    )    (:require [myns.myext.core]) ) 

i don't know if obvious myns.myext.core.client definterface in myns.myext.core follows...

(ns myns.myext.core)  (definterface client   (^void foo []) ) 

this library has no main not compile. getting class not found exception because trying compile myns.myext.core.client before myns.myext.core . there hack can use force liningen compile these in correct order? project definition using :aot :all . there no problem code because if comment out implements in gen class, compile, uncomment implements , recompile works fine. end users can't expected altering code libraries compile.

version: leiningen 2.3.4 on java 1.7.0_55 java hotspot(tm) 64-bit server vm

just write require before gen-class. code should evaluated in order.


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