You don't need tools.nrepl in your profiles.clj anymore

I don't know about cljx though. Maybe @bozhidar knows

@malabarba: cider-nrepl is not needed as well?

Yeah, apparently I don't need any of those plugins anymore (I did a long overdue upgrade of multiple plugins last night) but tried it anyway in case something weirder was going on internally.

@rmuslimov: indeed. You don't need anything in your profiles.clj for a regular Jack in.

@aengelberg: @malabarba got it, thanks!

Even with nothing in profiles I'm still getting the issue.

Maybe I need cljx in my plugins? I'll try that when I get home

@aengelberg: Yes, you probably do. The point is that CIDER no longer needs you to add any plugins or dependencies. But you still need to use whichever are needed by your project.

humane-test-output says it doesn't work with CIDER 10+, is this disinfo?

@malabarba: The project.clj of my project does have cljx in :plugins, which is why I'm surprised it doesn't work. Putting it in my profiles.clj's :plugins might solve it anyway.

@aengelberg: today I have some time to investigate cljx issue. sometimes it works for me, sometimes not

hmm now this is strange

@aengelberg: {:repl {:dependencies []}} in ~/.lein/profiles.clj seems to fix the issue for me

@maio as in specifically make sure there's an empty vector, or you're just emphasizing there are no deps?

@aengelberg: that there is an vector (doesn't matter whether empty or not)

@maio: Hah! That fixed it for me too!

I suspect that update-in conj ... somehow breaks it when cider jacks in and there is nil instead of vector, but that's just wild guess

my profiles.clj diff

{:user {:plugins [[lein-clojars "0.9.1"]
                    [lein-ring "0.8.10"]
                    [lein-4clj "0.1.0"]
                    [lein-try "0.4.1"]]
          :dependencies [[pjstadig/humane-test-output "0.7.0"]]
          :injections [(require 'pjstadig.humane-test-output)
                       (pjstadig.humane-test-output/activate!)]}
+  :repl {:dependencies []}
  }

@aengelberg: good, thanks for test. I'll file an issue somewhere

thanks for the help!

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl/issues/344

damn, cider-nrepl probably isn't repo I wanted to use

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/1694

I know this is a n00b question but what happened to cider-jump-immediately?

I recently upgraded from 0.11.0-SNAPSHOT and this appears to be gone 😞

Looks like it became cider-find-var https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/blob/93651b7853eb9605fa49fcaa03c0314f9c6abc52/cider-mode.el#L280

I noticed a tiny delay when clicking on cider's buffers and it might be related to the new popup for symbols

I have to double check and try to switch it off (I am on version .12)

Will investigate

I see also that nrepl-current-connection-buffer has been removed, what function can I use instead?

Ok found, flycheck-clojure has the answer: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/squiggly-clojure/blob/c432f07dc8ba548043f3b02ecf0f23020e87ef04/elisp/flycheck-clojure/flycheck-clojure.el#L92

It seems like just 4 months ago that 0.10.0 was released at #ClojureX2015....oh wait...

figwheel repl … do you start figwheel normally, then jack in via Cider?

I get this "Figwheel: Starting server at http://localhost:3449” but then C-c C-e suggests I should attach a repl (already did)!

The app is actually running.

Huh.

@zentrope: cider had no way of knowing that you started the app. You need to cider-connect to it

^X-e, actually. ;)

@malabarba: I did the cider-jack-in-clojurescript. That doesn't do it?

I’m reading two sets of docs, cider’s and figwheel’s. It’s not super clear what’s up. Hm.

That should do it.

Though I don't know how good our figwheel support is right now

Do you start figwheel (lein figwheel whatever) first? When I do that, I get a port conflict.

Could you file an issue with exact instructions of what you're doing?

Ok. Let me struggle a bit more and see if I can shake something out.

No

Yeah, even (js/Alert “hello”) doesn’t seem to invoke a response.

Cider Jack in Clojure script starts everything for you

So if you start figwheel separately you're just going to run into issues

Ok, good. That’s what the docs imply.

But there's an alternative

You could start figwheel separately and then call cider-connect (instead of Jack-in)

That will connect to the running figwheel, instead of starting a new one

I added nrepl port and nrepl middleware to the figwheel config (as per fig wiki) but no changed.

Okay, I’ll try that.

Ah, connected, somehow, but the (js/Alert “foo”) locked up the repl, and that progress meeter REPL[ ===] is still going.

there’s a stdin: prompt.

Okay, so, cider-connec to nrepl at 7888 (as per figwheel’s suggestion), I get an stdin: prompt in the minibuffer. If I type stuff there, things work.

Fixed: Appropriate middleware in the figwheel config.

Yeah, the jack-in version doesn’t ever seem to connect to a clojurescript environment.

Maybe it has to do with there being no Clojure code at all in this project? Huh. Anyway.

How do I get around the "needs a clojurescript repl" issue?

I'm jacking into a normal repl and then start a cljs repl from there

and cider doesn't like that

I bet Cider’s not working for me, here, because something’s messed up with Figwheel.

@zentrope: I actually have working figwheel with emacs-cider, just use figwheel-sidecar and start their command inside of it

something like (setq cider-cljs-lein-repl "(do (require 'user) (user/start-cljs) (user/repl-cljs))")

rmuslimov: I think I have some other problem. When I follow the instructions on the Figwheel nrepl wiki page, I can’t even get figwheel to read project.clj via (start-figwheel!).

hmm, weird, btw I had same problems too, because all that tutorials require to be familiar with. May be this working example may help with figwheel setup

https://github.com/rmuslimov/logprocessor/blob/master/dev/user.clj

So, it’s trivial https://github.com/rmuslimov/logprocessor/blob/master/project.clj

Ah, you’re configuring it directly rather than relying on the stuff in project.clj, I see.

Just install that variable to emacs that I mentioned before and everything should works after

Seems like a good plan. Leave the “prod” build in project.clj, and the hackery over in user.

C-c C-M-J

@zentrope: actually, not sure about if it is really good plan, however it is enough for me now it that project

@rmuslimov: Thanks again. Your plan works. ;)

@zentrope: np, great!

@rmuslimov: @zentrope Great!

@malabarba: The issue turned out to be that I have several forms above my defproject form, and figwheel didn’t account for that.

That's good to know!

Might be good to report that to figwheel, maybe they're not aware.

He’s aware. We debugged it together over on #C03S1L9DN.

sweet

oh boy, emacs-live is killing me… I think it’s time for my own setup

or at least some other maintained dotfiles

;f

nooga: get in there

it's not your .emacs until it's your .emacs

I tried updating cider within EL and it’s like “I KINDA KNOW WAHT I’M DO… NOPE, NOPE, NOPE, GIT RESET"

lololol

and it’s outdated

yeah

i usually delete cider and then install the new version

and then restart emacs

cuz #yolo

also state

also emacs-live’s .emacs.d is full of submodules

and you get broken refs and deps everywhere

> submodules

that's a demerit

@rmuslimov: With your cljs/user.clj set up, do you have issues reloading css?

@rmuslimov: I see “sending changed CSS file” but no actual changes. Hm.

it actually don’t support css/other that js stuff

I guess you need extend that figwheel declaration in user.clj

I added :figwheel-options {:css-dirs ["resources/public/css”]}, but, hm.

Argh! And I was about to make progress! ;)

did you make it work?

Nope.

Adding the css-dirs to the options makes it to that a “loading” message is displayed in the figwheel log, but that’s it.

hmm, weird

let me try

Oh. Hm. Not even getting a “sending changed” message.

however, it works

changing css file, call figwheel to reload and css properly applies

I seem to lose it when connecting to an already running repl via emacs.

hm,

I thought you run repl from emacs

should not be a problem, btw

You can “lein repl” and then cider-connect. I think.

and it works same way

Huh.

so, have you called start-cljs repl-cljs inside of that repl?

Okay. Maybe what I did was “lein repl” then “start-cljs” there, and THEN connected via emacs.

If I just do jack-cljs, it works. Or just lein repl, start, repl-cljs, it works.

So, some sequence error here.

Okay. So, something messed up somewhere, but it does indeed work.