I’ve deleted a failing deftest from an ns. When I run cider-test-run-ns-tests, it keeps failing the deleted test. I’ve tried cider-load-buffer, it hasn’t made a difference. Am I making a rookie mistake?

@reefersleep cider-load-buffer won't clear old vars from the file.

cider-refresh would, as long as your project is compatible.

cider-refresh does not work for me currently. Wrong type argument: commandp, cider-refresh

I think there's a cider-undef.

There is! I’ll give that a try if it happens again.

Do you have any idea what my error message re: cider-refresh could indicate?

I’m not used to emacs lisp errors

I do not sorry, I don't actually use emacs.

hahaha, no, I thought I recalled that 😄

Thanks for your help!

@reefersleep How do you invoke the command? What’s the full backtrace?

How do I get the full backtrace?

I do either SPC m s x while standing in a clojure buffer or SPC : and search for cider-refresh

(in spacemacs) 🙂

you could try with M-x toggle-debug-on-error

and then do cider-refresh

or the equivalent for M-x in spacemacs 🙂

anyway, you may find this helpful: http://www.cider.mx/en/latest/troubleshooting/

@manuel cheers

I get the following on toggle-debug-on-error followed by cider-refresh:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument commandp cider-refresh)
  call-interactively(cider-refresh nil nil)
  command-execute(cider-refresh)

No less cryptic to me, sadly 😄

@reefersleep yep, I finally get it.

This command was renamed a while ago to cider-ns-refresh or something like this. I guess that wasn’t reflected in spacemacs.

I thought we’ve added some alias, though. Guess we didn’t and we should change this.

OK, turns out that there’s an alias, but unlike the real function in wasn’t autoloaded, therefore your problem. I’ve fixed this, but also has to be fixed upstream.