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seancorfield00:07:02

@benedek: re: 1.1.0 — thanks! Looks good. Maybe it’ll make the next Emacs Live release then simple_smile

malabarba05:07:12

@jvm the best way is to use Melpa-stable for the emacs side, and just specify a stable version on the clojure side

bozhidar05:07:29

@roberto: quick-repls hasn’t been updated in a while; maybe it’s out of sync with the current version

bozhidar05:07:52

I’ve never used it, so I don’t follow it’s development

bozhidar06:07:32

@jrychter: 3/4? Usually it’s 1/2

bozhidar06:07:24

@jwm: @malabarba is right (unless you’re adventurous enough (as there are small breakages in master from time to time) and can’t wait to try out some of the new features)

bozhidar06:07:14

the upside of more people tracking master is that by release time we’re fairly sure that the release is in good shape

benedek08:07:40

@seancorfield there is also clojure-emacs/example-config as an 'official' reference for emacs for clojure. always with the stable pckgs

jrychter09:07:27

@bozhidar: well, I had my own split-window-preferred-function.

jrychter10:07:10

@malabarba: what would be your advice — should I switch from Emacs 24.5.1 to HEAD? Will it prevent me from doing work? (background: I'm using Mac OS X, and there are parts of my init.el that are >20 years old).

malabarba15:07:35

@jrychter is that 20 years with or without maintenance? 😉

malabarba15:07:25

Being on Mac shouldn't matter

malabarba15:07:15

And if your init works fine with 24.5, it should work fine with 25 too

malabarba15:07:39

There haven't been many breaking changes, only one that I'm aware off

malabarba15:07:37

And it's also very stable right now. So I can recommend switching to head.

malabarba15:07:55

Worst case scenario is that you switch back.

jrychter17:07:55

@malabarba: well, it constantly evolves and I suspect parts of it are alive by now. But it's always fun to find a setq'd variable that hasn't meant anything to anyone for the past 10 years. I'll try head, then — I'm not afraid of minor breakage, I just can't spend too much time chasing bugs.

jrychter17:07:55

Whoah. So I opened some older code in new cider and all my reflection warnings are now highlighted in yellow and treated as compilation errors. I'd better turn off warn-on-reflection, because my eyes hurt (if a macro uses reflection, the entire code spanned by the macro gets highlighted).