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2021-06-05
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I needed to use different versions of Java on macOS so I used jenv and brew to install and switch between them, however I now noticed cider keeps trying to use jvm 11. I tried changing the $JAVA_HOME
env variable but it doesn't seem to effect it. If I start a terminal in emacs and run the clojure command that I execute with C-u C-c C-x j j - jack-in command
then it does run the right jvm.
I fixed it by uninstalling jenv, still strange that jack-in has the issue, but shell usage from emacs did not.