@zane yes

@mitchelkuijpers: Was experiencing a weird issue with Cider's support for it and was wondering if it was a known issue. Turns out it is: https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/issues/524#issuecomment-260211223

@zane I don’t have this issue. But i type (refresh) in the repl with danielsz/system

Yes, per the discussion in that issue calling clojure.tools.namespace.repl/refresh directly works just fine, but cider-refresh (along with any keys that are bound to it) is broken.

@zane Yes. like @mitchelkuijpers said, system has specific integrations with boot, and could give you a nice interactive experience.

I'm not looking to fix this by changing my component library, but thanks.

@zane What is your component library?

@zane system is built on top of Stuart Sierra's component library. It doesn't replace it.

I'm aware of that.

This project uses Mount.

My point is that System is irrelevant to my issue. My issue is an incompatibility between and .

Is it normal that I can use cider-find-var to locate a symbol when I'm in the repl or the file that defines it, but not when I'm in another file.

?

I get Symbol -main not resolved

oh, I see that I can qualify it and that works

I assume this is a known bug, but cider-refresh messes up any cider-scratch instances; No namespace found. Is there a way of fixing this without restarting cider?

hey josh, can you open a ticket on github?

I worked on the cider-refresh last time and I never even thought about the cider-scratch buffer

if you include some info I can look into it

ya, it's kinda a niche use-case, I would guess, but I just "discovered" cider-scratch and love it!

and bonus points if you include how you use the scratch buffer. I've never used it so i'll get two benefits:

i'll see how you use it and to make sure i respect that in reloading

and i'll probably like using a new part of cider i didn't even know about

oh and @josh.freckleton. if you happen to know if this is a regression or if this is a bug that would be helpful, but i totally understand if you're not sure

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/1879

I have no idea if it's a regression, since I just discovered cider-scratch

And I like using it as a scratch pad. To-date, I've been polluting my project's clj files with little scripts, and test cases, and fns, which ultimately should be erased, but end up sitting around stinking up my code. scratch provides a clean place for messing around!

thanks, @dpsutton , you're real helpful!

I'm not sure I would use C-j for eval in cider-scratch, since scratch no longer uses it