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Has anyone dealt with cider slowing down over time? I've been profiling and trying to bisect my minor modes, but haven't come to much of a theory yet.
@cartesian-theatrics just a shot in the dark, but if your program is printing a lot, then the size of the repl buffer can slow things down. try running cider-repl-clear-buffer
and see if that helps
there might be a way to tell emacs to treat the buffer like a queue to keep it under a certain size
Hi people. I’d like to pass the -Sforce
flag when injecting into a clojure deps project. I’d like to debug if that’s why cider is getting a different version from some library compared to clj -Sforce -Stree
.
Is there any way to make cider pass this flag?
sure. when you cider-jack-in
give a prefix argument. C-u M-x cider-jack-in
or C-u C-c M-j
and it should let you edit the command it will use