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If I jump using cider-find-var
into an external file (for example if I jump to the definition of something in clojure.core
) cider is not connected to any repl as I am outside of the project, so I can't e.g. jump again from that file. Is there any way to keep the "cider context" ?
Oh I think I know why this happens, it might be because I changed lein cache repo (it's not ~/.m2
for this particular project)
Looks like a bug. When trying to comment a form that contains @
inside let - cider inserts a space between @
and the rest of the form
I’m running an unsession tomorrow at the conj to work on bugs/features in the orchard, and I was wondering if folks had recommendations for issues that could be improved in some fashion with only an hour’s worth of work.
I feel the cider-error-buffer popup become really slow after I update my cider package. anyone run into the same issue? I saw this issue https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2237 but the poster's problem solved by reinstall package.
anyone using jenv with cider? I would like to be able to switch to different jdk versions easily
ah looks like :java-cmd "/Users/acrotti/.jenv/shims/java"
in my lein_profiles.clj file works
if you do (shell-command "which java")
it will say what emacs thinks is java. i suspect emacs is not aware of jenv?
I just used a symbolic link called current
that is set as part of the operating system path to java. Then I can just change the symbolic link to point to a different version. I am not changing the system path, so any newly run command will use the new version. I assume you would have to quit and restart the repl, but keep Emacs open.