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2016-10-09
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bozhidar07:10:09

after a few quiet months I’ve been trying clean up CIDER’s issue tracker a bit

bozhidar07:10:18

maybe I’ll even do a small release soon

bozhidar07:10:38

if someone is interested in helping out - there’s plenty of tasks here https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues

bozhidar07:10:00

I’d be happy to help everyone interested in contributing

tianshu15:10:01

😞 the indent-spec is hard to understand, what does :form mean?

tianshu15:10:09

and I think [2 :form :form [1]] = [2 :form :form 1] ?

tianshu15:10:53

Is :form a default indent rule, so when only have one special argument and this argument has no special internal indent, [1 :form :form] = [1] = 1?

jcsims16:10:56

Hey @bozhidar what's the best way to get a version of CIDER running to hack on? make run-cider?. I haven't done much directly with elisp yet

bozhidar16:10:09

I just install CIDER from MELPA and start updating parts of it by changing and evaluating the Elisp source code

bozhidar16:10:11

nothing fancy

jcsims16:10:26

ah, right - you should be able to M-. into something and play with it.

bozhidar16:10:45

@doglooksgood it’s mentioned in the spec - The keyword :form, meaning “every arg indents like a function form”.

jcsims16:10:07

It's been on my list for a long time to contribute back to CIDER 😬 - maybe Hacktober will finally be my motivator

bozhidar16:10:29

@jcsims I actually play with a cloned version of the source code; the effect is pretty much the same

bozhidar16:10:13

can’t really M-. into something before evaluating it from the cloned source, but it’s not a big deal idea (grepping gets the job done 🙂 )

dpsutton17:10:48

@jcsims if you are working with the MELPA version, updates can nuke your local changes, and you may not have easy access to git, if its inside of another repository

dpsutton17:10:16

that's in my personal.el and i can track master, work on my own fork, etc

jcsims17:10:44

@dpsutton thanks, that’s really helpful