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I've said before many times, but still - when I was a Java dev I was also using IntelliJ. 😄 It's just so much better than anything else, plus at the time there was some serious stagnation in java-mode
and related Emacs tools.
I miss having the ability to jump to java sources from clojure sources with cider
Is there a modern version of that tooling? I remember having it a long time ago with java 8 or maybe even 7
I have my cider session connected to a clj&cljs shadow project. I wanted to know in a .cljc file, if I want to test out a reader conditional for both clj and cljs how do I switch it so that cider-eval-last-sexp
runs in either of those two modes? I thought the cider-connect-sibling-cljs
would do it, but it runs this particular code and always hits the clj condition