you don't need your lein profiles for cider anymore if you cider-jack-in

cider injects its own deps via the cli when the repl starts up

you still need the profiles or similar if you cider-connect tho

I fixed my problems by updating to Emacs 25 and updating my packages

@benedek yeah, I was using cider-connect because cider-jack-in wasn't working

any particulars why jack-in was/is not working @echristopherson ?

it was giving me error in process sentinel: Could not start nREPL server: The system cannot find the path specified.

I tried setting an edebug breakpoint on cider-jack-in but emacs gave me some sort of error there too

so I just upgraded emacs

is there something like the debugger, but where instead of showing the actual expressions in the code and then => value off at the end, it actually substitutes the value where the original function call is?

kind of like macro-expand-1 except for functions

Nope. Though it wouldn't be too hard to add to the debugger.

I suppose not

is there some sort of binding for the value that the debugger shows after =>?

I was trying to see a truncated thing using cider-inspect-last-result, but apparently that can't be used while something is being debugged

> is there something like the debugger, but where instead of showing the actual expressions in the code and then => value off at the end, it actually substitutes the value where the original function call is? echristopherson: you mean like beta reduction? That’d be quite a neat idea, as you wouldn’t need to remember the values for previously evaluated function arguments.

@rickmoynihan yeah, that's what it's called! I had forgotten that.