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2018-02-23
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> I know that tooling code is inherently pretty ugly. But cider’s is basically only “ugly” in the sense that I consider it “archaic” clojure, which makes sense given it’s age. It’s funny how 5 years in CS are like 5 centuries in the real world. 😄
@dorab There’s cider-insert-last-sexp-in-repl
. With a prefix argument this inserts and evals the form in the REPL.
There’s a similar function for the current top-level form and probably for something else. Check the readme/the menu for more details.
ugh, the folks i work with use intellij - i use emacs, but cursive (a clojure plugin for intellij) formats the lisp differently than emacs does 😞
You and @dpsutton make an awesome support team!
Seriously though, thank you @bozhidar, @dpsutton, and all the other core contributors to Cider, I love being able to use Cider for work 🙂
Nope. Just one of those days when I decide to catch up on some of my OSS projects, while waiting for my flight.
Ah sorry I meant @iwannaseethelight this sounds like new to the codebase setup. Getting indentation and complete working
Well if they are too distracting to the channel we can remove them. Let's see how it goes
I know. Just saying.
we successfully used this pattern at a former project where we had dedicated slack rooms for automated msgs and one for humans
@benedek And it my experience having a separate channel for those is equivalent to no one ever seeing them. 😄
Perhaps we should show fewer things here, let’s give it a few days and we’ll figure it out. On many days there’s 0 activity on CIDER’s github anyways.
fair. I guess the frequency of these really makes a difference. tbh gitter has it right kinda: showing similar stuff on a sidebar
The GitHub notifications can surely be tuned to just include issues and PRs? Reporting every comment is wholly unnecessary.
Notifications are only useful when they’re actionable, e.g. encourage someone to repro an issue or review a PR. Comments etc. aren’t actionable.