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2015-07-16
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malabarba00:07:16

Yay! I'm connected through erc.

alejandro00:07:32

Anyone remap C-e / C-a to navigate to start/end of current sexp? I’d like C-a to go to start of current sexp, unless I’m already there, in which case I’d like to move backwards 1 character

alejandro00:07:18

actually looks like exactly what sp-backward-up-sexp does

malabarba00:07:38

I like M-9 and M-0 for sexp navigation

malabarba00:07:54

because it's like M-( without the Shift key

alejandro00:07:29

What functions do you bind those to?

malabarba01:07:14

paredit-forward and paredit-backward, which are similar to forward/backward-sexp

bozhidar05:07:05

the downside to this approach is that you can use those keys for prefix args

bozhidar05:07:16

but I doubt many people care about it

bozhidar13:07:52

long time, no see simple_smile

alexyakushev13:07:47

@bozhidar: I've been everywhere but not near computers

alexyakushev13:07:52

Which felt incredible

alexyakushev13:07:11

@bozhidar: Do you plan to eventually migrate everyone from Gitter to here?

alexyakushev13:07:27

I currently only use gitter for CIDER channel

malabarba13:07:08

I think gitter makes more sense for development talk

malabarba13:07:18

being well linked with github and all

bozhidar14:07:29

no plans for this

bozhidar14:07:46

I like slack more in terms of user experience

bozhidar14:07:05

and I know way more CIDER users hang out here than on gitter

bozhidar14:07:52

but gitter has it advantages as well, so for the time being I’m considering them both official CIDER comm channels

bozhidar14:07:59

in due times this might change

bozhidar14:07:10

btw, there’s also some legal complication with Slack AFAIK

bozhidar14:07:38

and they might shutdown the community because it violates their terms of use or something like this

bozhidar14:07:07

so, that’s definitely unwise to bet only on Slack just yet simple_smile

jrychter17:07:20

I regularly use both Slack and gitter — gitter is slower, but has great GitHub integration, which is nice.

malabarba17:07:28

true. Linking to issues and PRs makes a big difference on my experience

bozhidar18:07:27

yeah, if they polish gitter’s UI it will be amazing

bozhidar18:07:52

I’m surprised GitHub haven’t integrated some project chat as a core feature by now

bozhidar18:07:06

I see a lot of potential in something like this

malabarba18:07:56

I guess it's easier for them to provide a toon of hooks and APIs and let other services offer that

malabarba18:07:22

Github is big enough to be able to do that

malabarba18:07:57

Which is also their approach to unit testing

alejandro18:07:53

Seeing an issue with the latest snapshot on cider-restart in a simple boot project

alejandro18:07:16

Really haven’t done a lot of boot though, so don’t know if it’s a new issue or not

malabarba18:07:33

what's the issue?

malabarba18:07:14

Does anyone here use flycheck with clojure?

jrychter18:07:12

I suspect GitHub will eventually buy gitter and integrate it. It does make sense. Gitter has low enough overhead that I'm considering running rooms for my projects, too (not that my projects have many users).

alejandro18:07:19

@malabarba: running cider-restart yields this in messages

alejandro18:07:21

nREPL: Connection closed (connection broken by remote peer
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nrepl-send-sync-request: Sync nREPL request timed out (op close session 71de6592-af37-4c68-a2c1-ad10e58e9db0 id 10)

malabarba19:07:07

@alejandro yeah, someone has been getting that too. It's not boot related, but we still don't know the exact conditions that trigger it

malabarba19:07:49

You can probably get around it by killing the repl buffer instead of using cider-quit

alejandro19:07:59

Yeah that’s what I’ve been doing

malabarba19:07:24

@sundbp i tried boot today but couldn't reproduce your problem. Could you file an issue with some steps to reproduce? (and with your boot version)

logaan22:07:26

I’d like to try out version 0.10.0-snapshot of cider, But package-install grabbed version 0.9.1. is there a way of specifying which version I would like?

logaan22:07:42

or would I need to checkout the project and do some kind of local install?

akiva22:07:03

Make sure you’re pulling from marmalade.

logaan22:07:28

I had been pulling from melpa stable which has cider 0.9.1.

logaan22:07:45

adding marmalade didn’t pull down a newer version. it looks like they only have 0.8.2.

jcsims22:07:09

logaan: I tend to use regular melpa for the snapshot build

logaan22:07:39

cheers, that worked