bb: use bundled clojure.spec and simplify deps in readme #6
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I just learned from this issue: babashka/spec.alpha#2 that babashka/spec.alpha is now bundled with Babashka, so it might be reasonable to bump to requiring that version, which was released on 2022-11-30, so as to simplify the docs on the deps.
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Thanks for letting me know. |
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One thing to add: if you include your own babashka spec.alpha it will still override the bundled one. |
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I just learned from this issue:
babashka/spec.alpha#2
that babashka/spec.alpha is now bundled with Babashka, so it might be reasonable to bump to requiring that version, which was released on 2022-11-30, so as to simplify the docs on the deps.
NBD, just a suggestion, no worries if you’re not interested.