Hi! By default Calva downloads the clojure-lsp executable and runs it, so it is not looking for in some conventional directory. What error message do you get?

Guix works similar to NixOS, I'm a nix user and as PEZ said, Calva should download the static linux binary for you which should work for Guix.

@U0ETXRFEW do you know if calva downloads the Linux binary or the static linux binary? For Guix/NixOS and probably other Isso only the static one will work

Don't know, maybe @U9A1RLFNV knows. He's on Linux.

Yep, it's not downloading the static one, I think it's a easy fix, just switch the linux to use the static one: https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/blob/published/src/lsp/download.ts#L24

Thanks. Issue welcome!

@U0ETXRFEW I’ve been on MacOS for some time now. Switched partly for work (iOS RN dev). @UKFSJSM38 The static one would work for all linux distros or just for the static distros?

it should work for all linux

I’ll make the issue

Thanks

@hoertlehner A workaround, until we fix that, is to download the static binary from the clojure-lsp releases and and set the path to it in your settings for Calva. https://calva.io/clojure-lsp/#using-a-custom-clojure-lsp-native-binary

Once we update the code you might want to reset that setting so Calva goes back to downloading the latest version for your OS.

Thanks to everyone! I was successful with downloading clojure native static version and setting the calva clojure-lsp setting to: /home/florian/repo/clojure-quant/clojure-lsp

Hello! There is a command Calva: Load Current Files and Dependencies. See also: https://calva.io/commands-top10/

thanks!

A bit more context in https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C03S1KBA2/p1651005125829969.

Maybe it works with something like this?

(def ^{:doc (:doc (meta #'original-fn))} my-fn original-fn)

Yes, it does work (I tried many things like this last year without success), thanks a lot, I'll continue experimenting to make sure it works well with multiple arglists, etc!

I see it's lost the arglists. Here's the original:

Yeah, I'd need to copy not just the :doc obviously. 🙂

i wonder if that is possible... Maybe it is.

I've had success manually:

Yeah, maybe because it is late here, but I had forgotten the args-list is there. Very cool. Neat with the prefix!

Getting subjectively late for me too! 🙂 It's with a macro wrapper that I'm yet to succeed, now.

Maybe you can make a macro out of it? (def-special ..) 😃

Cool stuff... unrelated, what font is that?

This is Cascadia Code from Microsoft.

Finally came back to this. Thanks a lot Peter! An intern-based solution suggested by Sean Corfield in the other thread worked. Observe the (defn wrap-fn solution works but Clj-Kondo underlines in red the produced var, obviously. Then, a lightweight (defmacro defwrapped wraps the call to make it understandable by clj-kondo. In this example, note it only allows to prefix and suffix docstrings.

This current implementation allows us to give a new name to the wrapped function. Not sure if it's really a good idea. The most important next step is to weed out how to override the original fn's body/bodies.

Here's Calva happy

So awesome! Can we look forward to a blog post about it?

Wow! My last blog post is from 2009. Gotta think about it!

Maybe a post on Clojureverse would be a sufficiently linkable artifact?

That's an excellent place to tell about this.

Nothing yet exposed to the wrapper body, but some docstring-handling progress