It’s a LiveShare issue causing the notebooks editors to be used. https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/live-share/issues/4765 You can disable the Calva Spritz extension to stop that from happening.

The issue with st not being defined properly is strange. Maybe Calva fails to figure out the namespace for the second evaluation…

Oh, so if I turn Spritz off, I'll get regular Calva-powered open files?

That’s the intention. But should work, because without the Spritz extension there’s no notebook file extension association going on.

I was hoping Spritz would be a very temporary thing, but the VS Code team does not seem to think the issue is worth spending time on.

Does disabling Spritz affect anything else except Live Share?

Effectively Spritz is what enables Calva Notebooks. Nothing more, nothing less.

OK, so no Spritz, no notebooks at all for Clojure, regardless of Live Share? (just so I'm clear)

Exactly.

Re-enabling Spritz takes a reload of the VS Code window, iirc.

Live Share is kind of amazing...

I haven’t used it much, but from what I’ve seen, yeah!

no, you probably have a classpath issue

try: • rm -rf .lsp/.cache (to force rescan) • restart vscode • check server logs (https://calva.io/clojure-lsp/#viewing-the-logs-between-the-client-and-server Opening the Server Log File)

(BTW @U0ETXRFEWwould be nice to link directly to those headings "Opening the Server Log File", it's not the first time I can't do that :/ )

I see some errors and warnings.

I don't see clojuredocs on hover anymore. I'm guessing that had something to do with me deleting the cache. edit: can see the documentation after starting the repl.

the clojuredocs info is requested after server startup and take some seconds, then cached

but that exception is not related with your problem

but it's a bug, we should fix it in clojure-lsp

anyway, I'm not seeting logs about classpath lookup, is that all the log?

@UKFSJSM38 The headings are linkable, like so: https://calva.io/clojure-lsp/#opening-the-server-log-file Do you mean it doesn’t scroll to the top?

> edit: can see the documentation after starting the repl Does go to definition also work when the repl is started?

@UKFSJSM38 @U0ETXRFEW I created a new project via lein and it seems to be working fine now. Earlier I just had a single file inside a folder. Thank you!

@U0ETXRFEW ah, I thought that wasn't enable because in clojure-lsp there is a permalink icon, but glad it works, not sure if you typed the heading manually or clicked somewhere else

ah yeah, it's important to have a minimal project concept so clojure-lsp can know the project type and get the classpath @U05H1PF60G1

Are you using mkdocs for the clojure-lsp site, @UKFSJSM38?

I’ll see if I can enable the permalink thing.

yes, mkdocs-material, I have a image for that https://github.com/clojure-lsp/docs-image

Found it. It’s fixed now. We’re also using mkdocs materials. Thanks for pointing that out!

way better, thank you!

Oh, that would be lovely!

See https://github.com/seancorfield/dot-clojure My user deps.edn has a :dev/repl alias I use when jacking-in. It starts a REPL based on whatever it finds on the classpath -- see the tail end of https://github.com/seancorfield/dot-clojure/blob/develop/src/org/corfield/dev/repl.clj for how it decides what middleware to add. Then my project's typically have VS Code settings for Calva to automate the jack-in process: https://github.com/seancorfield/next-jdbc/blob/develop/.vscode/settings.json

(in particular, the calva.replConnectSequences jack-in adds aliases for Clojure 1.12 (Alpha 5), Portal, :test, and :dev/repl -- 1.12 so I can add dependencies on-the-fly to my REPL without a restart -- :portal, :1.12, and :dev/repl all come from my user deps.edn file)

Note that my dot-clojure repo is both a library (with org.corfield.dev.repl in it) and a user deps.edn file from which you can copy whatever aliases you want 🙂

Thanks Sean! I'm excited to use this! I have your user deps.edn installed. When I run the calva Jack-In command, should I expect to see all your aliases in the pick menu? I don't. Nor does it appear to let me free-type anything. I could try using the calva.replConnectSequencessetting you linked to. I did try clj -M:dev/repl from my project root and it seemed to work fine, thus validating that my user deps.edn was located fine.

Yay for search!: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CBE668G4R/p1681506673124039

lol, it was right above the message that I linked to in my first post! I'm just 8 month behind you Sean!

I'm livin' on the bleedin' edge 🙂