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vlad_poh16:05:38

Is it normal for a leiningen jack-in to take 2 minutes? How do I determine what is causing it

pez16:05:11

That depends on the project. Is it a large one?

vlad_poh16:05:26

Nope started happening after i installed Dart/flutter

Eric20:05:03

It's probably been a feature for a while, but for whatever reason my rainbow indentation guides just started working. Holy mackerel is that an awesome feature! Just wanted to say thanks for that!

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pez20:05:34

Since ”for whatever reason”, do you know if it is VS Code's built-in guides or if it is Calva's?

Eric20:05:39

Hmm... how would I tell?

pez21:05:39

If you are using Calva rainbow brackets, then the guides will have the corresponding colors. Also Calva's guides don't cross empty lines (because I don't know how to do it, maybe it is not possible for an extension).

Eric21:05:16

Ok. Then, yes, I'm seeing Calva's rainbow guides. Having them match the rainbow brackets is awesome.

wevrem02:05:42

The VS Code update that hit me today turned on VS Code’s own bracket colorizing, which I don’t like. Had to go figure out how to turn that off.

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Eric23:05:05

Same for me. That is, the update switched me to VSC's colorization. Though, I haven't found a reason not to like it. As @U0ETXRFEW mentioned, the VSC guides are crossing empty lines, which I don't consider a necessity, but it's not a downgrade either.

wevrem05:05:25

A couple months ago I started to feel like there was too much color, it was too distracting, so I switched off all colorization except for strings (subtle blue color) and comments (subtle green). So when VSCode suddenly switched on rainbow brackets, my editor window was lit up like a Christmas tree. That was what I didn’t like. I am really liking my current low-key theme. I feel like I can see the code better without all the colors vying for attention.