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   == Keys and key paths
   
  -With the -X exec-opt you can supply key-path/value pairs on the command line. The key-path is either a single key or a vector of keys to refer to a nested key (as with `assoc-in`). Each key-path will be used to `assoc-in` to the original `:args` map, overriding the value there.
  +With the -X exec-opt you can supply key-path/value pairs on the command line. The key-path is either a single key or a vector of keys to refer to a nested key (as with `assoc-in`). Each key-path will be used to `assoc-in` to the original `:exec-args` map, overriding the value there.
   
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positive.code: clj -X:my-fn
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  You can supply additional keys, or override values stored in the deps.edn file by passing pairs of key-path and value. The key-path should either be a single key or a vector of keys to refer to a nested key (as with `assoc-in`). Each key-path will be used to `assoc-in` to the original `:args` map, overriding the value there.
  
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  **This doc is a reference for the latest prerelease version of `clj` (currently 1.10.1.672). Features listed here may differ from those for the current stable release. To install the prerelease, see the instructions on the https://github.com/clojure/homebrew-tools#version-archive-tool-releases[Clojure homebrew tap] or the Linux instructions at the <<xref/../../guides/getting_started#,Getting Started>>.**
  
  = Rationale
  
  