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i'm getting this error when i open my project now -- i've tried to install clojure-lsp
myself and change the path, but still getting the errors. anyone had issue with clojure-lsp recently? (i'm on macOS Ventura - M1)
Have you tried an older version of clojure-lsp? Could also be some stale corrupt state in VS Code, which can mean, restart of VS Code helps, or restart of the computer, or re-install of VS Code. You can rule out the stale state cause by installing VS Code Insiders and try from there.
i re-installed vs code still get the same error. i'll try an older version of clojure-lsp
hum ok getting a fresh clone from my repo on github did the trick... 🙃 really don't know what was stale in my project so that the server couldn't start 😭
Oh, sorry. I forgot. Cleaning up the clojure-lsp and clj-kondo cache should have been the first thing I suggested you try.
in my old project i removed everything (shadow files, node modules, kondo cache) but still getting this error 🤯
it's a mystery for me... maybe some settings in vscode cache somewhere
You should have got rid of such cache problems when trying with VS Code Insiders. Maybe you didn't?
Dear Calva friends. v2.0.341 just released. Calva now can help with converting HTML to Hiccup without leaving the editor. Or, if you have some HTML on the clipboard, paste it as Hiccup! Can be used from #joyride scripts as well. See https://calva.io/hiccup/ for usage info.

Hello, I'm trying to build a custom connect sequence like that shown in https://calva.io/connect-sequences/