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bozhidar01:03:18

And for those that don’t know - Chas transferred to us https://github.com/clojure-emacs/piggieback One small step towards better ClojureScript support in CIDER.

bozhidar01:03:47

I’ll speak with him soon to get some access to nREPL as well so we can help with the 0.3 release and whatever lies next.

bozhidar01:03:55

It’d be really cool of we implement this https://github.com/clojure-emacs/piggieback/issues/73 That would large eliminate the need for two REPLs per project, as you’d be able to toggle between clojure/clojurescript with just one REPL.

manuel08:03:44

with latest clojure-mode from MELPA, is this happening only for me: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clojure-mode/issues/474 ?

magnars08:03:32

Anyone know if there is progress on the "sesman" issue for Cider? I'm still stuck on Cider 14 waiting for the regression to be fixed.

bozhidar10:03:24

@manuel it’s a regression from the massive font-lock refactoring that was recently merged. I had a feeling this was not going to happen. 🙂

bozhidar10:03:31

@magnars No progress yet. Not sure when @vspinu is going to have time for this. Btw, did you have a problem with cljs/clj switching or what? At least this part we already fixed.

bozhidar10:03:59

What pains me is that most such problems are not hard to fix, but I sadly have no time to address them.

magnars10:03:08

Yes, I had issues switching between clj and cljs in the same project, as well as clj-repls in different projects at the same time.

magnars10:03:25

if you've fixed some parts of that, I'll check it out again

bozhidar10:03:38

> Yes, I had issues switching between clj and cljs in the same project

bozhidar10:03:01

This is fixed, the other is not fixed, but it should be that hard to fix even without sesman. It’s a big gun. 🙂

magnars10:03:42

Excellent, thanks 👍🙂

bozhidar10:03:29

I often regret adding this dynamic repl switching. Life was so easy with only static dispatch. 🙂

ag14:03:54

I imagine your life is never easy with all of us complaining all the time and rarely being thankful

bozhidar15:03:07

I just wish this was my full time job and I had the time to address all of your complaints.

xiongtx17:03:16

> I just wish this was my full time job Really? Then who’ll manage Rubocop? Or Prelude? Or… :thinking_face:

qqq20:03:04

@bozhidar: release CiderCoin. Each holder of CiderCoin is given a lifetime, non-transferrable, royalty free access to https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider

arrdem20:03:31

Or you could just participate in Clojurists Together instead of a ponzi scheme

danielcompton20:03:28

Yes, Cider would be a great project for Clojurists Together

arrdem20:03:28

@danielcompton I’m shilling for you

danielcompton20:03:58

It would be great to get an application from @bozhidar or another CIDER maintainer if any of you have time

xiongtx21:03:43

I don’t think the issue is 💰; it’s 🕰️

danielcompton21:03:34

Sure, but hopefully the idea is that the 💰 can buy some 🕰️

danielcompton21:03:45

Obviously that doesn't work for everyone though

qqq21:03:15

@arrdem: How would CiderCoin be a Ponzi scheme? It's only promise is that each holder is entitled to a lifetime, non-transferable, royalty free access to https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider Unlike 99% of other coins out there, CiderCoin would deliver on it's promise, and unlike 99.999% of other coins out there, CiderCoin would deliver it's promise before ICO 🙂