I have cider-auto-test mode running and am testing something that deals with namespaces, so in the test I set up a namespace before the test namespace and every time it loads it adds a (:require... statement to the topmost namespace, which isn't necessary. Even if I use in-ns it does this.

It adds text to the ns form you mean?

so i have

(in-ns 'top-level)
(defn...)
(defn...)

(ns my-proj.core-test
  (:require [my-project.core :as core]))

and when I do something like core/ <--- insert slash and it does a lookup

it throws a runtime error and does this

(in-ns 'top-level
  (:require [my-project.core :as core])
(defn...)
(defn...)

(ns my-proj.core-test
  (:require [my-project.core :as core]))

This is almost certainly a bug in clj refactor. I think lots of tooling assume the first form of a file is the ns form

maybe creating a temp namespace is not the proper way to do it, should it just go in it's own file?

yeah, I figured it was the case. but I was thinking there was a variable that can control that behavior, or tell it to ignore in-ns forms

maybe it's this

cider-test-infer-test-ns is a variable defined in ‘cider-test.el’.
Its value is ‘cider-test-default-test-ns-fn’

Documentation:
Function to infer the test namespace for NS.
The default implementation uses the simple Leiningen convention of appending
’-test’ to the namespace name.

I'll just save the headache and do the one ns per file

I doubt it is that

right, I see my dummy ns doesn't end with -test

It's clj refactor automatically adding a required ns. And also noticing that you lack a ns declaration (according to it's logic)

(i'm guessing)

Yeah, that’s true.

There’s https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el/blob/master/clj-refactor.el#L51

It’s the only config that can result into an auto-added ns form to my knowledge.

Generally much of the code in clojure-mode assumes a single ns form, so using in-ns is a recipe for problems.

(although there’s also code that checks for the closes ns preceding the point)

gotcha, I updated my test to avoid it

Is there a way to setup lein with-profile +cljs-dev figwheel from within my project file? I am trying to use core.matrix from clojurescript, following the instructions, but am running figwheel from within CIDER…Thanks for any advice..

CIDER has defvars that you can set globally or override per project. here are the dir locals for my work project:

((nil . ((cider-lein-global-options . "with-profile dev")
         (cider-default-cljs-repl . figwheel))))

more info: http://endlessparentheses.com/a-quick-guide-to-directory-local-variables.html

Thanks @dpsutton, will look at that..

@dpsutton Actually, I just found out from the shell prompt that cljs-dev profile doesn’t exist. I know this isn’t CIDER related…

It looks like it's just cljs not cljs-dev

Also bump the piggieback and figwheel versions.

To the cider versions

@dpsutton ok thx…I restarted CIDER and it’s working now - probably just a hiccup

Still working with CIDER 15, need to upgrade…

Is there a way to find unbalanced parentheses? Last night I was able to run new figwheel-main projects in cider, but now when I start a new project, I get an unmatched delimiter error, with no hint as to where to even look

does someone know how to inject depdencency (and append it to pre-existing deps) with .dir-locals.el ?

I'm running Cider with tools.deps if that's a factor

@hlolli there's two parameters which matter with clojure, one of them pertains to "prefix" flags, put -Sdeps there. I think multiple -Sdeps merge.

@dominicm Do you know which cider variable defines the prefix flags on top of your head? I could theoretically as well append full path to a .jar to the java classpath?

@hlolli I don't, I just remember that there's two of them, I think they both start with clojure, one of them has parameters in the name.

ok thanks, I'll grep it out 😉

@hlolli I'm not sure what happens if you add a :path key with -Sdeps, never tried. But you could definitely do it if you gave it a coordinate.