@richiardiandrea yup you are getting it now ;) CLI usually has the higher precedence I guess... does not mean validation is a bad idea...

so this has probably been asked and answered a bunch of times: how do I get an eval on a cljc file to dispatch to the cljs repl?

ah!

i just recently fixed this issue

or at least the load-buffer issue

but an easy hack if you ever run into an issue is to change your mode to clojurescript-mode

but CIDER has deeply ingrained assumptions that there is a single connection for each buffer

so it feels free to reach out to the "current connection" in lots of places

but I'm working on fixing that soon

but if you are in a cljc file and you M-x load-buffer it should send to both repls just fine

assuming you are running CIDER from melpa and not melpa stable

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/commit/d12ba39b7ea2fb229a9f227b7775750a5aae5f42

this commit is an explanation of the fix

and the issue that was raised about it here

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/1875

@bhauman if eval is not dispatching to both repls, can you lodge an issue and I'll tackle it soon?

sweet, changing to clojurescript mode

did the trick

awesome

but it should load in both buffers

I'd like to get cljs support better in CIDER. But I don't use it enough

I'm was trying to fix ctrl-x e

cljs experience is greatly needed in CIDER right now

ctrl-c l isn't working as you are suggesting

if you trace what ctrl-x e does, you eventually find a call to cider-map-connections and is passed a function that takes a connection

"ctrl-c l"

gotcha

and that function feels free to reach out for any connection (technically session id) rather than the session id for the connection you gave it

I'm glad you are working on this

so load buffer didn't work?

ie, send to both repls?

I'm in an older version of cider

13

ah

yeah

my fix is in 15-snapshot

but clojurescript mode is a fix if you don't feel like updating

I'm going to update, I just do it slowly

i hear you

nothing worse than a broken package written in a dynamically scoped lisp

haha

but this meets my needs for now

don't know why I didn't try the clojurescript mode thing