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...i.e. in maven.clj

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It has it via all the transitive maven deps. Is there an issue you're running into or anything?

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Ahh, OK, might well be fine.  We just hit a failure while working on the Debian clojure-cli packaging that I mailed you about.  I suspect it's more likely just an issue with the arrangement we have there right now.  Thanks for the help.
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Hmm, I might have figured it out.  Is there a chance that tools.deps doesn't handle pom <distributionManagement> <relocation>s? It looks like Debian currently has a plexus-component-annotations-1.5.5.pom in /usr/share/maven-repo (in libplexus-component-annotations-java) with a relocation section that points to the "debian" version, which does exist (and is actually 2.1.1), but the deb build currently decides to try to download 1.5.5.
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Indeed, it does not handle relocations (see https://clojure.atlassian.net/browse/TDEPS-8). They are rare enough that I've only see this reported once or twice in 6 years so hasn't been high on the priority list.
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OK.  It looks like Debian relies on them.  On one of my machines, which probably only has a minority of the java packages installed, a grep of the /usr/share/maven-repo poms for <relocation> finds 60+ matches.

I might see if we can work around it for clojure-cli, but I suspect it's likely to be a more general issue for Debian.  Thanks again for the help.
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Oh, and I think this should only be an issue for use of clojure-cli within Debian to build deps.edn based packages using Debian build-deps.
Given your experience, if we can figure out a way to handle that, it sounds like normal use of the clojure-cli package (i.e. a typical use when ~/.m2 is fine) shouldn't be affected.
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I can look at it and see how hard it would be to support. I've been thinking about it for a long time. :)
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That would be great, and if you think I might be able to help, just let me know -- be happy to try.
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No rush, but since the bookworm release might be near, I was starting to think about clojure packaging again, and wondered if you might have revisited this.
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No, unlikely to get to it soon
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OK.  Thanks for the update.
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