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2019-09-05
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ahungry02:09:30

when using cider, is there a way to force reloading an entire ns at once? the equivalent of, say, killing the cider buffer/process and re-executing a jack-in?

dpsutton02:09:29

There’s a cider-restart

ahungry04:09:28

thanks - that doesn't reboot the repl, just redoes the connection, but it did lead me to sesman-restart, which is bound to C-c C-s r and did what I needed 🙂

rickmoynihan08:09:10

Is it just me or does cider/nrepl 0.22.x take longer to display the results of form evaluation than cider 21? It certainly feels that since upgrading even evaluating simple forms sometimes takes longer… e.g. (reduce + (range 999999)) which takes a few ms in clojure, sometimes takes a few seconds to print the result in the REPL with cider spinning the ===… other times the same form is near instant.

pez09:09:19

@rickmoynihan Can you try with 21 and see if that makes a difference?

rickmoynihan09:09:44

@pez: perhaps later — not wanting to shave the dev env yak just now — what with a deadline looming 😬

pez09:09:51

¯\(ツ)

rickmoynihan09:09:05

it could equally be other stuff in my environment — though I know the time spent in clojure is the miniscule amount I’d expect

rickmoynihan09:09:02

e.g. (time (reduce + (range 99999)) eventually prints the tiny amount of msecs clojure actually took

rickmoynihan09:09:38

the form itself doesn’t seem to matter even evaluating 1 can take seconds

rickmoynihan09:09:50

Interesting it appears that switching focus out of the REPL to my code buffer with e.g. C-x o seems to force the REPL to display the result (and flush the nrepl-messages. When I eval e.g. 4 I instantly see the eval op in nrepl-messages; but none of the responses until I switch buffer

rickmoynihan09:09:28

this took about 2 seconds… at the 2 second point I’d switched buffer with C-x o at which point the result 4 displayed in the REPL

rickmoynihan09:09:34

Also did cider 22 happen to change the binding of cider-eval-defun-at-point from C-S-M-x to C-M-x? I can’t see it mentioned in the release notes; but my muscle memory keeps hitting the former key chord… :thinking_face:

bozhidar10:09:58

This binding has never been changed since the initial version of CIDER and was always C-M-x and C-c C-c.

rickmoynihan11:09:26

In that case it’s probably that I’m just not as used to my home keyboard as I thought 🙂

bozhidar10:09:07

> Is it just me or does cider/nrepl 0.22.x take longer to display the results of form evaluation than cider 21? I can’t think of any change in 0.22 that would contribute to some slowdown of form evaluation. To me it seems exactly the same in terms of speed.

rickmoynihan11:09:34

it’s weird it’s just in the REPL buffer… it’s like it only receives the nrepl responses after I change window. Evaling forms in the code buffer is fine.