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I'm having an annoying behavior with CIDER where, after evaluating a command, the prompt is vertically centered in the screen as if recenter-top-bottom
had been executed. I'd very much like to have the prompt line remain at the bottom of the buffer, so I don't have to perpetually scroll up to see the complete last output. I've checked for obvious configuration variables, but didn't see anything that seemed germane. Any insights will be appreciated.
Not sure, but I think this is what fixed it for me:
(add-hook 'cider-repl-mode-hook #'(lambda () (setq scroll-conservatively 101)))
Now that's something I wouldn't have figured out to try, for sure! Thanks for the suggestion, @U0E3H1J5Q, I'll give it a shot