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2016-09-21
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pretty sure we didn’t make it possible to specify indentation in such generic terms - you need concrete names for the indentation spec
Is there a way to tell cider
to use a specific cljs
repl ? I am getting user-error: ‘cider-eval-last-sexp’ needs a ClojureScript REPL.
even though I have a working cljs
repl open.
You can set the mode of the source buffer to clojure-mode instead of clojurescript mode.
I've got a cljs repl using dirac, had the same problem, and setting clj-mode lets me eval from the source buffer. However doesn't seem totally functional still.
@michieljoris I get some error re hash values, when I try that.