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2021-07-30
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I updated move some file. But Calva still thinsk the definition is the old file (which no longer exist). How do I teach Calva to refresh the clj-kondo analysis?
you only need to refresh your editor as the issue/changes are related to the project source, not external deps
but usually you should not have that kind of issue unless you edit files outside the IDE and doesn't have file watchers enabled (which I think it's enabled by default on vscode)
Hey, I am noticing this weird behavior - not really even sure what’s causing that. But I am using Vim with Calva and seems like sometimes it stops respecting word boundaries when running Vim command. w
and b
should stop on -
in foo-bar
but sometimes it starts ignoring those and moves through whole “big word”. I think it happens to me only with Calva. Does any of you seens such behaviour?