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Hey everyone! Is there a way by default to not show “Calva says” window after connecting to a CLJS REPL?
The window is part of trying to guide users in the connection process, so I have been reluctant in providing ways to not show it. But maybe it could be made configurable using Custom Connect Sequences. That way it would be more savvy people who would be disabling it... These settings: https://calva.readthedocs.io/en/latest/connect-sequences.html
It makes even more sense to also send a PR which adds it as part of the connect sequence settings. But I'll settle with an feature request too.
I just found adding :target :nodejs
in my deps.cljs.edn
targets node!
mind...blown
yeah we were talking about that today. The main clojure guy on our team is really into exploring shadow-cljs