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)

Maybe I need to add the new path for .m2 somewhere?

@dpsutton here it is: https://github.com/company-mode/company-mode/issues/932

@dpsutton also, according to that ticket, it seems to be an issue on CIDER side

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

Actually inserting _ before @ triggers this behaviour

Only happens inside let block

That gone away after disabling clojure-align-forms-automatically

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

I use jenv in the terminal which works nicely, but doesn't affect emacs/cider

ah looks like :java-cmd "/Users/acrotti/.jenv/shims/java" in my lein_profiles.clj file works

so well at least it picks up the global jdk I've set up with jenv

ideally I'd just like to change it per project if needed

if you do (shell-command "which java") it will say what emacs thinks is java. i suspect emacs is not aware of jenv?

yeah it's not

I changed the exec-path to add the shims directory but didn't help

the java-cmd trick worked though

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.