For a lot of this sort of stuff, you need a connected REPL.

This should work without a connected repl, I think. Could be a classpath issue? I’ll try myself when I’m at a keyboard.

It works without a connected repl. (You’ll have to take my word for that the repl isn’t connected here. 😃 ) I also tried with the repl connected to see if that brakes it, but it doesn’t. Is clojure-lsp started, @U03CPPKDXBL?

Good to know. I thought docstrings required a REPL -- my bad!

Thanks for the responses! I'm on the latest version of Calva, using VSCode in Windows connected to Ubuntu via Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2), with clojure-lsp started and my editor connected to a REPL. Yet it didn't show the doc string. Hadn't restarted the computer, though. Just did and the doc strings show up after the fact. Not sure what made the difference. :thinking_face:

Very strange. But happy it works now!