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Sorry that I wasn’t around then - I’ve been doing Elisp for so long that I just automatically enable lexical binding everything. Files without it seem unnatural to me.

just an FYI: upgrading clojure-mode and cider from MELPA a fews minutes ago resulted in: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2361

Hi. I’m trying to jack-in clojurescript repl. it seems like it’s all working fine - it says connected at the bottom of the screen but when I try to evaluate anything, it says that I need to jack-in clojurescript repl

@bravilogy yes you need C-c M-J for the clojurescript REPL...depending on your cider-default-cljs-repl it will create the desired one

I’m doing M-x jack-in-clojurescript like I’ve always done and it has always worked

another error I’ve encountered today a few times was

nrepl-send-sync-request: Sync nREPL request timed out (op eval code 

@bravilogy probably more context is needed, which cljs REPL are you using (figwheel, shadow...). Personally I am using figwheel-main and/or shadow and I don't see that error

(I am on latest master though)

https://cl.ly/212O1Z2h2h0V

there’s a screenshot

it happens on a fresh lein new re-frame app +cider

could it be spacemacs issue somehow?

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yeah it can be, it seems there are many moving parts there I would start asking in #spacemacs

Try it without +cider. I remember looking at this recently and it's not necessary. (I think)

I just updated things, now I can't jack-in it says: Lisp nesting exceeds ‘max-lisp-eval-depth’ is this known issue, any quick workarounds?

cider-connect doesn't work either

issue on github. it's a problem with clojure-mode

yeah, I think there were some issues with MELPA a few hours ago... maybe related

I made a dumb mistake in clojure-mode - it’s fixed now.

Sorry for all the problems this caused. Was juggling 20 things and edited the wrong thing…

I think I’ll impose myself a rule not to do anything on OSS projects when I can’t focus on them.

That's totally understandable. Hey we're all get happy whenever you get a chance to do something. Even when you make mistakes.