Also some modifications necessary to make it work:
- Migrate from `circleci` images to `clojure` since they're out-of-date
and also seem to be considered legacy:
https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/circleci-images/#legacy-language-images
- Remove unnecessary usage of `sudo`, since all commands runs as root
- Sync packages with `Dockerfile`. This will make easier to test locally
if everything will work (of course, it is not 100% guarantee)
Also, some QoL changes on the `Dockerfile`:
- Parametrize GRAALVM_VERSION to make it easier to update
- Remove installing programs already included on base image
- Remove `deps.edn` from `.dockerignore` since it is necessary to build
Finding myself scrolling around the readme for some seconds trying to find the link to the docs, which is a couple of sections down from the top. In order to help people (and myself) to find the reference faster, I added a badge in the top that links to the book/docs.
* put tools.logging behind a feature flag
* add tools.logging.readable
- move logging namespace to feature folder
- add logging.readable namespace
- add tests for logging.readable
* cleanup logging changes
- add logging env var to compile script
- remove unconditional require of logging namespace
* move old-config capture to before alter
* remove feature check from logging tests
Now that bullseye was released, Debian is starting to make bigger
changes on unstable. To avoid breakage, let's use musl from bullseye
that is the correct version that we were using until now (1.22-1):
https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/musl-tools
Eventually a better solution would be to simply use Debian bullseye to
compile everything, however the official Clojure image from Docker is
still using stretch. So this is a temporary solution until them.
