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when i use cljr-project-clean
, after accepting the warning, it asks me to save a file (which turns out to likely be the first file it'd work on), and then it hangs. what gives?
on refactor-nrepl 2.3.0-SNAPSHOT
. upgrading Emacs packages now.
yes, that's right. i'll run clean-ns manually on the first couple nses in the list and see what happens
they all clean fine
how do i tell which ns it hangs on, @benedek ?
i don't understand why it's asking to save a file
yes, there are a couple like that
if i can know where it's failing, i'll just move those files out temporarily
ERROR: Unhandled REPL handler exception processing message {:op clean-ns, :prefix-rewriting false, :debug false, :path test.txt, :libspec-whitelist [^cljsns ^slingshot.test ^monger.joda-time ^monger.json], :prune-ns-form true, :session df361756-9b31-4aa2-a9d8-8fe727e78db3, :id 11}
java.lang.AssertionError: Assert failed: (core/source-file? path)
i got this after i triggered clean-project, and it asked me to save a file, so i gave test.txt
test.txt contains source from the first clj file clean-project would likely have found when globbing the fs
although its lost all of its indentation
-confused-
i did this after a clean repl and emacs start, with only project.clj open and the repl connected (which i used lein repl :headless
to do)
so, no unsaved buffers etc
totally can
thank you for spending some time so far, i'll try to provide a repro case for you
perhaps learn some elisp 🙂