hey, Im trying to use cider-find-var on a spec, ::my-ns/my-spec , but Instead of jumping to the definition, it askes me to input a Symbol

is this the expected behaviour?

cider-find-var is an interactive autoloaded Lisp closure in
'cider-find.el'.

It is bound to M-., <menu-bar> <CIDER Interactions> <Find (jump to)>
<Find definition>.

(cider-find-var &optional ARG VAR LINE)

Find definition for VAR at LINE.
Prompt according to prefix ARG and 'cider-prompt-for-symbol'.
A single or double prefix argument inverts the meaning of
'cider-prompt-for-symbol'.  A prefix of '-' or a double prefix argument causes
the results to be displayed in a different window.  The default value is
thing at point.

Hello friends, does anyone have successfully launched a cider REPL with the new clojurescript bundle options ? Can’t get to make it work 😭

*browser repl

I don't think Figwheel works with it

@baptiste-from-paris if you are using figwheel then this does not work with bundle at the moment (see the #figwheel-main channel). I dont know if shadow works with it, there is a #shadow-cljs for that. Once those tools work with bundle, then so should cider.

I am not using these tools, I’ve read their announcements. I am just trying not to work in my terminal 😂

@baptiste-from-paris are you trying to use piggieback with the built-in cljs repl?

Yes indeed, with webpack as a bundler. I think i am going to try inferior mode like I am used to with Clojure CLR 🥳

i updated inf-clojure so it would work with the command line tools seemlessly