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2019-10-28
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people, how I use .dir-locals.el with cider?
I'm running the cider-jack-in-command and its not workin
((clojure-mode
(cider-clojure-cli-global-options . "-A:test")))
this is mine .dir-locals.eldid you close and re-open your Clojure source code buffer. dir-locals is only read when opening a new buffer. So if you created your .dir-locals.el
file after you opened your Clojure code it probably hasn't been read by Emacs.
or you can use revert-buffer
which has the same effect.
then you can just check the value of the var with c-h v
to see if it has worked rather than do the whole cider jack in thing
Well, don’t you usually run jack-in from a clojure-buffer
? I really hate using major mode wildcards as those pollute all buffers.
I usually run jack-in from a clojure buffer, yea
didn't understood what you've said
but the variable
cider-clojure-cli-global-options
does not have a value