Do you guys use cider or inf-clojure in Emacs when using babashka? I tried inf-clojure with nbb and it seems good enough; idk if it was my setup but cider features like enlighten and the debugger don’t seem to work with bb

@dimitar.ouzounoff All nrepl support is built into babashka - it doesn't support very-cider-specific features, just evaluation, etc

I did a rewrite of babashka.process, at least how the functions are called. Everything now supports the syntax of shell , so (process {:out :string} "ls -la" "la" "la" "la") (while the old style is still supported) https://github.com/babashka/process Please have a look if the new README makes sense to you and more importantly, please try out the new commits of this library for breakages which I hope I haven't introduced. I'll make a mvn/release tonight.

If you are using babashka.process on the JVM, please upgrade and test the above! Thanks