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Um, I'm getting this error message in several projects I haven't run for a little while:
‘cider-jack-in’ requires the nREPL op "classpath" (provided by cider-nrepl)
Both clojure and clojurescript projects are showing similar messages. I did just do updates to cider
and lein
in an attempt to fix another entirely different problem, but otherwise these are all projects that were working fine about 6 weeks ago. Any idea what might have changed?in cider, it shows the current buffer clj file name on the bar above the minibuffer (what’s taht called in emacs?) is there a way for it to instead show the whole ns name ?
That’s called the mode line
No problem – as always the emacs terminology is non-obvious in this case
I’m not sure the best way to customise the buffer name, but you could set cider-mode-line
to include the current namespace if it’s available
does anyone know if there’s a clj-refactor / refactor-nrepl WIP to work with nrepl 0.6.0?
C:\dev\example>lein repl
Retrieving cider/piggieback/0.3.10/piggieback-0.3.10.pom from clojars
Retrieving cider/piggieback/0.3.10/piggieback-0.3.10.jar from clojars
Error loading cider.piggieback: Syntax error compiling at (cider/piggieback.clj:190:3).
Exception in thread "main" Syntax error compiling var at (C:\Users\smw\AppData\Local\Temp\form-init2045160268932467125.clj:1:2987).
anyone know offhand what this might be about?