one problem I seem to run into a lot is that if I switch projects the shadow-cljs process doesn’t get terminated so when switch back and try to start a new process it complains its already running and need to killall java in terminal. I’ve tried just starting shadow-cljs on commandline and then connecting to it to avoid this issue but then I find that goto definition doesn’t work since I seem to be missing the required nrepl deps in my project. I probably should just add the deps to my project (or maybe a calva vs code command can do it for me) and use terminal instead but before I do I figured I’d mention it as it seems closing a window or switchig project should terminate the process

So this weekend I was playing around with trying to write a calva snippet for “globally def the current let pair” to enable easier repl-driven development, and I found myself bumping into the limitations of the current text-based snippet system. What would’ve been really helpful would’ve been to be able to give calva a function that takes a zipper (or something) at the current form and go from there. Is that something that already exists or would be easy to add? Or am I making this harder than it needs to be?

New Calva version just released, v2.0.237. Not many character's in the patch, but pretty important fix for some of you: • Fix: https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/issues/1594