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Hello, I am building a full stack Clojure(Script) application from a re-natal template. I added Datomic and various libraries to also have a website, frontend and backend. I use integrant for the system and... aleph for the webserver. I stumbled on a weird behaviour : sometimes, after a cider refresh, all HTTP requests hang forever. The only solution I found is to stop everything and cider-jack-in again. Switching to http-kit seems to solve the problem. On other lightest projects (mainly without the re-natal stack) I have no problems. Did anyone experience that? Thanks
are you correctly shutting down and restarting your aleph server @dam ? we regularly do clojure.tools.namespace.repl/refresh
with aleph, after shutting down the aleph server (via our component system manager), and haven't experienced any such problems