hm

then the \r is probably getting swallowed on the cider-nrpel side

yep

it definitel is

yeah i'm digging around in the nrepl side and i'm kinda lost

That's super weird

could be a tolls.nrepl bug

tolls?

tools.nrepl :slightly_smiling_face:

ah

so in core?

yeah

tools.nrepl is part of clojure, but it's not technically clojure.core

it gets separate releases

well, the tough thing is that from a lein repl this works correctly

so that's what makes me suspect that this is inside of a middleware somewhere

You can try disabling some of cider's middlewares

The first suspect would be the out middleware

ok

and to do this, i'll run lein install to install nrepl into the m2 directory and then jack in should see it?

They aare listed in src/cider/nrepl.clj

I'm not sure if you need to lein install

Maybe you wont' need to if you're running the cider-nrepl project directly

ok

i'll try it now

as always thanks for your thoughts

You're threading mildly explored territory there

so your guess is as good as mine :slightly_smiling_face:

haha

CIDER 0.13 (California) is out! The details are here https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/releases/tag/v0.13.0

@malabarba: afraid no dependency diffs caused by incl test.check other than test.check.

@malabarba: however, updating my cider version from melpa just now and i’m good again..

:slightly_smiling_face:

however, if i do insturment a NS and try to run tests from cider I get errors:

filed an issue for cider-nrepl on this as well

I just upgraded to cider 0.13.0 (from 0.8.2), and no longer get a repl buffer when I jack-in

I see:

Starting nREPL server via /Users/tcrawley/bin/lein update-in :dependencies conj \[org.clojure/tools.nrepl\ \"0.2.12\"\] -- update-in :plugins conj \[refactor-nrepl\ \"2.2.0\"\] -- update-in :plugins conj \[cider/cider-nrepl\ \"0.13.0\"\] -- repl :headless...
nREPL server started on 62182
[nREPL] Establishing direct connection to localhost:62182 ...
[nREPL] Direct connection established
Connected.  Code long and prosper!

in *Messages*

with no errors

any tips on how to debug this?

@bozhidar: Great to see a new CIDER version! Thank you! Will Prelude get an update soon to select the new CIDER version on jack in?

i looked and prelude only requires CIDER, not a particular version

so it will grab the most up to date one, in this case, the california release

@dpsutton: It seems to be pulling in the 0.13.0-SNAPSHOT when starting a REPL via Boot, which is why I asked.

Ah. I know that melpa has a delay so its possible that it's not there yet. But it should take a bit but it's coming

Yeah, looks like 20160629.946 is the version I have in the elpa folder...

I probably just need to kill emacs and restart it from scratch to see if it’ll update stuff :slightly_smiling_face:

Well, it didn’t just now so I’ll try it again tomorrow...

@tcrawley: that's a pretty long upgrade. It's probably best to delete cider, restart emacs, and install again.

@sundbp: thanks for the report

It's probably a genuine bug, so hopefully we'll have time to look at it. :relaxed:

mmm I receive a error: Required feature cider-eldoc' was not provided` after the upgrade`...I am installing cider manually, is (require 'cider) the only thing I need to do?

oh it is trying to compile it sorry: Compiling file /.../lib/cider/cider.el at Mon Jul 25 12:15:59 2016

with ~ 5 warnings (Malabarba do you want me to open an issue?) but a byte recompile solved

@malabarba: that did the trick, thanks!

@richiardiandrea: what did you do to install?

I usually clone and require, but I got it working no probs..my emacs also compiles automatically but you need to do it in order

I'm on 0.12. Is there any gotcha going from this to 0.13? Along those lines, does the new 'evaluation map' mean that things like C-xC-e no longer work??

The new evaluation map is kinda internal. It took everything that was mapped to C-c C-v ... and put them on the same map so that you could nest them together somewhere else easier

but it should only affect you if you remapped a bunch of things from C-c C-v

you can see what was changed in this commit

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/commit/20ac45c04007414dd76d302d36e1a9d030076bf2

Hmm, in 0.12, I get C-c C-v is undefined. Obviously not something I ever used...

all of the following are nested under C-c C-v now

and if you use which-key, you should get a menu that pops up to describe them for you