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2016-03-06
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base69802:03:58

also curious.

base69802:03:38

it went a little crazy yesterday in debug mode

base69802:03:10

What is apropos and grimoire?

arrdem02:03:38

clojure.repl/apropos and cider-apropos are both ways to search for documentation containing a string.

arrdem02:03:59

cider-grimoire is a command for accessing docs/examples from my website https://www.conj.io

malabarba03:03:26

@jan.zy after disabling enlighten-mode, reevaluate the defn

arrdem08:03:37

@bozhidar: any advice on cider-excluded-deps? my elisp skills are n << 0

arrdem08:03:03

I'm happy to hack it up, just not sure what a good/acceptable approach to the problem would be.

bozhidar08:03:09

the exclusions can either be added to the dep list

bozhidar08:03:27

or we can have some map with deps keys and exclusion values

arrdem08:03:45

I'm just thinking a var with a list of strings, interpose " ", concat, format in.

arrdem08:03:07

looking into boot to see if this is something achievable over there as well.

bozhidar08:03:36

I think global exclusions don't make much sense? (or do they)

bozhidar08:03:00

yeah, a simple solution would do - this is not rocket science after all simple_smile

arrdem08:03:21

IMO global exclusions would be alright. By default nothing'll be excluded. Most projects explicitly include a Clojure version anyway, so that CIDER isn't adding one to the mix shouldn't be a problem, and if you're me/crazy/running forks/all of the above then you didn't want a Clojure dep anyway.

bozhidar09:03:32

yeah, that makes sense

bozhidar09:03:48

I'm guessing the same applies for ClojureScript as well

escherize12:03:11

cljs repl question: cider-switch-to-repl-buffer switches to the cljs repl buffer correctly. I'd expect cider-eval-* to use that repl, but instead I get: user-error: cider-eval-last-sexp' needs a Clojure REPL. If you don't know what that means, you probably need to jack-in (`C-c M-j').`. btw, not sure if this is the proper place for such a comment simple_smile

escherize13:03:25

I suppose that error happens when using a browser repl, via boot, in the manner described at http://escherize.com/2016/02/29/boot-with-cljs/.

escherize13:03:23

and running cider-jack-in-clojurescript to use the rhino repl fixes most of the problem.

bozhidar17:03:44

file a ticket regarding this and we’ll take a look

base69820:03:52

@malabarba: Can we get a timeout on running tests. Or at least a set on one, with a reasonable default.

malabarba20:03:01

You should be able to abort tests with cider-interrupt

base69820:03:43

will try that next time

base69820:03:01

how do I look at the failures? I just see the summary screen with no info

base69821:03:27

@malabarba what does C-c C-b call? I use evil mode and need to bind it to something else.

base69821:03:51

nevermind, found it

malabarba21:03:55

I think it's cider-interrupt

malabarba21:03:03

It stops evaluations and tests

lmergen22:03:41

i would wish for a C-c C-b that still would run the test fixture's end... 😕

malabarba23:03:44

I don't know what that means 😛