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I need some help testing a thing on Windows (my machine does not want to play). In this VSIX:
• https://output.circle-artifacts.com/output/job/d337cd7a-12f6-4c9c-9261-017665ee6282/artifacts/0/tmp/artifacts/calva-2.0.279-1746-clojure-lsp-nightly-d63841e2.vsix
I've added an option to use clojure-lsp nightly builds. It works on my Mac. But I don't know about Windows. This is how it should work:
> If the setting calva.clojureLspVersion is set to nightly
, then when clojure-lsp starts it should always first download the latest nightly build and then use that one.
I don't know how to confirm that you are using the nightly build, because it reports the same version as the latest stable build. But, at the very least clojure-lsp should start be happy.
Thanks in advance for help! 🙏
Initial test: I get download errors although very unspecific. I'm gonna investigate further to find the origin. May be a user-error.
Looks a lot like this would be for the old calva version although it reports the pull-request one :thinking_face: i'm confused. I'll pull the new vsix just to go sure
@U0ETXRFEW Now you can boo me 😄 i'm just not able to handle the windows console...
I'm working on https://github.com/clojure-lsp/clojure-lsp/issues/889 which should help check if you are using a nightly build indeed