Lee Hinman

@voytech I think that sounds reasonable, I understand it might be useful to be able to apply bikeshed and return just the failures so you can do whatever reporting you...

The "subprocess failed" part is because lein-bikeshed calls `(System/exit -1)` if the bikeshed check fails.

Yeah, it should have output similar to: ``` Checking for arguments colliding with clojure.core functions. #'clj-http.client/coerce-transit-form-params: 'type' is colliding with a core function #'clj-http.client/content-type-value: 'type' is colliding with a core...

Hmm.. so the only thing I'm concerned with here is whether this will run into a limit for the command line length, say if there are a lot of files...

> Would it be reasonable to pull out the relevant parts (maybe just :source-paths and :test-paths?) of the project map before injecting it into the form to eval? I think...

Hi nmishra, My repository: https://github.com/dakrone/clj-http is now the canonical source for clj-http, I've taken over maintaining the library for Mark. Feel free to submit any pull requests there. (My repo...

@hiredman can you explain more about this PR?

I think since clj-http-lite is supposed to be the lightest thing that is still usable, having to include slingshot goes against that goal. I'll update the readme to point out...

Actually, it looks like slingshot is actually used for clj-http-lite, I'll look into why it's not being caught and rethrown as a Stone.

@timothypratley do you have more details about the code you're using? I get a Slingshot exception for 401 responses when I use the lite client: ``` clj user=> (use 'clj-http.lite.client)...