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Midje’s autotest isn’t working for me in the cider repl. After running (midje.repl/autotest)
it will reload the files whenever they change (the Loading …
message) but it doesn’t run anything. Doing the same thing in a terminal repl works fine. Anyone know what’s up?
I'm trying to get cider/cider-nrepl/clojure-mode to indent macro invocations according the intent spec (e.g., {:style/indent 1}
). Is that supposed to "just work" with cider and cider-nrepl 0.14.0, or do I need to do something?
I forget what it is I read about that...
Is that part of Cider, though, or part of Emac's Lisp or Clojure modes?
Also, I'm new to the whole ecosystem, so I'm not sure I understand the issue here... is it that you want to have different indentations for different macro calls?
Actually, does clojure-mode
itself spring from Cider?