I've had this issue for a little while now that when doing a cider-jack-in the cursor will jump to a (seemingly) random line in the buffer. Anyone know where that's coming from? (I'm on spacemacs)

morning guys. Is it possible to set (in .dir-locals.el presumably) the default parameters for cider-connect-cljs? I'd like to set the host, the port, the REPL type and the build.

Ok, cider-default-cljs-repl takes care of the REPL type. Something for the rest? 🙂

I don’t think we have have vars for the default host and port, but I guess we can add those. Feel free to open a ticket.

@plexus I haven’t noticed this problem. Might be some missing save-excursion or something like that.

@bozhidar done: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2563

Is there a command for outputting the last result of an evaluation into the buffer I'm editing?

@rovanion I don't know, but I go to the Messages buffer, yank it, and paste it. Org mode does this really nicely (supposing you want an Org document) - every time you eval a Clojure block it inserts (or updates) the result block below it.

@rovanion Try C-u C-x C-e

That worked, thank you!

What is the way to "teach" cider to resolve a function differently? For example I want cider to treat let-flow (https://github.com/ztellman/manifold/blob/master/docs/deferred.md#let-flow) as the usual clojure let so that when i run format buffer it respects the let style of indented bindings in let-flow?

@rahul080327 there is a variable called clojure-align-binding-forms which is a list of symbols to treat like let. You can modify it with M-x customize-variable (or M-x customize-group clojure) or add to it with elisp.