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hi, I’m trying reframe starting from this lein template https://github.com/day8/re-frame-template , after doing lein new re-frame acme +cider
and try doing cider-jack-in-cljs , seems that shadow can’t pick the build name (:app) and I got cryptic error, any idea please?
Hi, found this relative issue here : https://github.com/day8/re-frame-template/issues/137
Thanks
Does anyone know a trick for seeing what symbols are interned into REPL memory in a CIDER session?
is there a way to get the nrepl session id of the focused repl window? i've found cider-describe-nrepl-session
but that asks you to choose among sessions. I just want to know the session used by the current repl window. 2 sessions pop up and if I send commands with one session id it affects the current repl, but if I send to the other it doesn't
Does sesman-info
show you the information you need? It will show me what buffers/directories each cider session is linked to.
Default key looks like it's C-c C-s i
sesman-browser
at C-c C-s w
has the same information but it's not in the mini buffer.
I'm looking specifically for the nrepl session ID. sesman doesn't do that as far as I can tell