Calva has a command Format and Align Current Form that does this. You have to place the cursor outside the binding vector for it to work.

Ah, ok; that wasn’t exactly what I expected but thank you

What did you expect?

I was imagining that the entire file would format no matter where the cursor was (unless a particular piece was highlighted). Just a different set of expectations is all

Just checking. The command Format and Align Current Form made you expect the whole file to be formatted?

ha ha 😆 , no but I see your point! 😛

Haha. 😃 I wasn't trying to make a point. I want to understand your expectations. I think there might be an improvement opportunity for Calva here.

it’s no problem at all! I didn’t read the full description so that is definitely on me!

There is a refactoring Introduce let. Is that what you need?

Ah, that’s headed in the right direction yes! I could use that some now that I know it is there. Thank you The other piece I was thinking about was to be able to add to an existing let block if one already wraps the form. A bit trickier I imagine

I think the command Calva Refactor: Move to Previous let Box does what you want.

If you search the command palette for “Calva Refactor” you can see the other available refactoring commands.

Interesting, I didn’t know calva had its own refactors 😅 We should add them to the refactors that pop up when you hit the refactor key

It’s using clojure-lsp for most/all of them. What’s the refactor key?

ctrl+shift+r is the default. I know about all the lsp refactors, since they get show when hitting that key, but introduce let doesn’t. It’s probably a problem with lsp’s CodeAction provider

It was a lsp problem, eric fixed it 🙂