@ag Why do you need this?

well, to be honest it’s not that often when you need something like that. I was writing tests for a few complex functions that involved things from multiple namespaces and I was getting confused where the things are coming from.

Also sorta related question. Didn’t we have something like “peek” where function definition could be previewed in a popup (without having to jump), similar how git-messenger:popup-message works? I’ve been looking for that, but can’t find it. I somehow thought something like that was already implemented

That was deleted a long time ago, as after surveying users almost everyone said they preferred to just jump to the definition.

ah I see. Not that I need it, just thought that I was sure we had it, but couldn’t find it

When there are multiple repl buffers open & in a visible “window” of emacs in a project, eg. for a cider-jack-in-clj&cljs setup, I’ve noticed that cider-find-var often doesn’t work.

say I have 3 buffers in 3 windows, repl-clj, repl-cljs, source buffer for clj

cider-find-var will not resolve the var (appears to do nothing)

if I just delete-window on the repl-cljs, it then works

so it’s as if the repl buffer being up causes “session confusion” or something?

It’s unfortunately based on the last visited repl so it doesn’t know about clj vs cljs repls. You don’t need to kill a buffer but just focus the one you want for a second

@dpsutton ah ok, I’ll try that out

still sort of annoying, but at least better than having to close the window etc

100% agree

thanks though. That’s actually not something I immediately realized and it makes it nicer to work with just having that info

I feel enlightened

(cl-defmethod sesman-more-relevant-p ((_system (eql CIDER)) session1 session2)
  (sesman-more-recent-p (cdr session1) (cdr session2)))

is the code

Ah nice!