is there a example somewhere as to how to use boot + cljs + cider? I have a dev task running which works really well for me, it auto reloads everything and gives me a cljs-repl, however, it doesn’t play to nice with cider

I can connect to the nrepl session, and get autocompletion + eval support for clojure, but not for clojurescript

@adamkowalski which version of boot are you using?

there were some things added to 2.6.0-SNAPSHOT to improve cider support

im running boot v 2.5.5

ill try 2.6.0-SNAPSHOT and see how it goes, thanks for the tip!

@micha: that did the trick! this new update is amazing

@adamkowalski: awesome!

and thanks for using the snapshot, it's good to get some use before releasing a new version

I love how easy it is now to get a project going. its so declarative

(deftask dev
  "Development ClojureScript build"
  []
  (comp
   (watch)
   (reload)
   (cljs-repl)
   (cljs)
   (target :dir #{"target"})))

idk but getting leiningen + figwheel + cider to all work together took a lot more setup

yeah the composability of the tasks allows them to do more work configuring themselves

because they don't need to know anything about the other tasks to do their own jobs

when the tasks get tightly coupled like in leiningen then the user needs to specify a lot more things

to make sure they can work with each other

I found out why I had a null pointer exception when running my program with boot run and didn't have it in the repl

I was using resolve without providing the namespace which worked fine in the repl

so it was unrelated to boot

I'm trying to work out what I'll need to do to pull off the equivalent of java-agents in leiningen. Anybody ever tried this (I'm doing it for New Relic tracing)?