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try the clojure-mode
settings… https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clojure-mode#indentation-options
Gotcha, I’ve been able to get those to work but would prefer to use cljfmt for ci purposes. Is there a way to get that to work or is it incompatible with clojure-mode?
I thought the cljfmt readme had claimed emacs support for years even if it has, that doesn't mean it's easy to setup 🙂
Thats what seemed to be implied by the docs. Not all of my team uses emacs so using cljfmt would be nice as a source of truth since it has support for vim and could be used in CI.
Actually as a side-note, have you been able to get cider indentation metadata to work @dominicm? Just tried that as well and it likes clojure-mode is overriding that.
Anyone know an easy way to hook in a function to process repl results before displaying them, when evaluating with e.g. cider-eval-defun-at-point? (I want to walk all seqable results and truncate large strings)
Don't have that, but the unrepl folks have that feature built-in their repl. Try to ask in #unrepl