Ugh, just configured GPG for OS X and no wonder people have problems with that. Everything that works by default on Ubuntu had to be configured manually.

Hi, is there any boot and cider user here?

Hi @piotrek, yep, boot works fine with cider. You'll need to add cider deps in boot.repl.

@piotrek: https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/wiki/Cider-REPL

Hi @domkm. I did it and I can connect to the repl

However, projectile-find-test-file doesn’t work for me

while it works fine in a lein-based project

I am just starting with emacs and cider so please forgive me any silly questions

or maybe it is not cider related by rather clojure-mode has to support it somehow?

but I would think it should just use repl for this (and thus use cider)

Sorry, I'm not familiar with projectile-find-test-file. What is it supposed to do?

Oh, I guess it's like find-file but only displays test files, according to the docs.

Yeah, doesn't work for me either. I just use projectile-find-file.

do you have any idea where the problem might be?

jumping directly between test and impl namespace files is very handy

and it works really nice in lein based projects

in the clojure-mode docs I found that it allows to provide a function which based on the provided namespace name generates the expected test namespace name

so I guess it invokes that function and then tries to find a file with the given test names space but is unable to find it in the project

@piotrek: maybe it’s a different configuration of source and test paths

i.e. there is no such thing as :test-paths in Boot which exists in lein I think

but that said I don’t see where cider/boot would interfere with projectile here

@martinklepsch: I think it might be related, I even checked the boot docs that maybe I overlooked it and it allows specifying a separate test source dirs

@piotrek: when you want to add something like tests to the classpath just use :source-paths.

@martinklepsch I already have my test dir in source-paths