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2015-08-11
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enn03:08:41

Is it possible to have the *nrepl-server* buffer remain around after the process dies?

bozhidar07:08:18

@alejandro: only the spinner task, but someone already claimed it

bozhidar07:08:34

we do have plenty of beginner friendly tasks in general, though (https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues)

bozhidar07:08:09

@enn: No. Why would you want something like this? Let me guess - you’re depending on some output ending up there?

bozhidar11:08:45

@arrdem: Any progress with the work on comint mode?

bozhidar11:08:23

as we’re gearing for 0.10 it’d be nice to include this now, if possible

enn11:08:43

@bozhidar Kind of. If the process dies unexpectedly, I’d like to be able to look at the output for clues.

bozhidar11:08:38

there should be no valuable output there

bozhidar11:08:52

the current situation is unfortunate and no one should depend on it

enn11:08:10

Hmm, after reading that ticket, it’s not clear to me what the desired behavior is or why the current behavior is a bug. But let me rephrase. I would like to capture the stdout of a Clojure process started using cider-jack-in somewhere that outlives the process itself—a buffer, a file, I don’t care. Is this possible?

bozhidar12:08:26

the desired behaviour is for all output to end up in the repl

bozhidar12:08:27

the fact that something ends up in nrepl-server is the unfortunate situation I referred to

bozhidar12:08:08

no, what you ask is not possible, at least not out-of-the-box

bozhidar12:08:31

feel free to raise a ticket regarding this

arrdem14:08:56

@bozhidar I haven't had a chance sorry feel free to reassign as I'm about to go back to school and have no free time.

arrdem14:08:25

What remaining time I do have is going into school tooling.

bozhidar16:08:18

if someone wants to tackle this important tasks, here it is https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/709