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2024-08-08
gtbono01:08:17

Is it possible to do custom calva.replConnectSequences in a way that is not tied to my own vscode configuration, but can be commited to the project files, so everyone that clones the project will have them?

seancorfield01:08:04

Yes, a project can have custom .vscode configuration.

seancorfield01:08:15

I do that for next.jdbc and HoneySQL (and at work).

Tobbe09:08:40

Hi all, just experienced a strange behavior. Not sure if it has been mentioned before. But when jacking in with shadow-cljs basically nothing happens. Nothing written to terminal and it just stand there. I tried the same thing on a different system I have, without issues. Turned out the issue somehow is related to VS Code 1.92. As soon as the other system got that upgrade it stopped working there as well. I installed VS Code v1.91.1 and the jack-in process was again functional. Anyone knows why? Anyway, if someone else experience the same this seem to be a possible work-around option for now.

seancorfield16:08:28

I'm using VS Code 1.92 with Calva with no problems, although I'm not using Shadow-cljs - just regular Clojure nREPL stuff. Can you try jacking into a project that's just some server-side stuff?

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Tobbe19:08:50

Did try that just now, jacking into Leiningen. Worked without any issues.

zakkor10:08:13

Hi guys, I started noticing some verbose information appearing in the mouse hover doc panel (the top line), as well as incorrect padding between the top lines and the line separator below. Also, as a personal preference, I would like to also hide the file path that shows below there too, perhaps this could be configurable. Is this intended? Let me know, and if not, I can create an issue on github and try to fix this. Thanks

zakkor19:08:00

Somewhat unrelated but tangential to this, but generally I would like to make Calva a bit less verbose all around. If these things are already configurable I apologize. Calva is perfect otherwise calva