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Hello! I recently noticed that the "interrupt current evaluation" has been removed. Is there an alternative?
@phill This is different. I don't see the option at all. Had it 2 weeks ago. Can't see it neither on leiningen nor deps
The option only appears if you have a running evaluation, from what I've seen using it. But I've used it this morning, so I'm pretty sure it's still there.
that's new. Thanks I can now see it, but I cannot interrupt the current evaluation
That’s not new. 😃 But we could consider changing this so that it is always visible.
> but I cannot interrupt the current evaluation Are you on JDK 21 or later? Do you have the "attach self" property set when you start a REPL? How are you starting a REPL? Without that, you cannot interrupt evaluation.
If it is not new, I have no idea how I found it in the first place 😄 I am on Java 17, did the java version upgrade come recently?
> If it is not new, I have no idea how I found it in the first place 😄 Haha. Exactly why I am questioning the design to only show the command when an evaluation is active.
As for why you can’t interrupt. I don’t have a clue, really, but it could be that not all evaluations can be interrupted. I’d check in #nrepl and provide some details around the thing you are trying to interrupt.
> I am on Java 17, did the java version upgrade come recently? JDK 25 is the current version (as of September 2025). JDK 17 was released in 2021, JDK 21 in 2023.
For some reason, clojure.core/the-ns gets flagged as an unresolved symbol unless I put it under #?(:clj ...) - since I am using it in a defmacro I know it's only going to be executed at compile time in the JVM.
clj-kondo may not be able to assume JVM, because in some cljs environments (like Joyride) macros are resolved by cljs.
Makes sense, thank you!