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does someone know how to inspect an object with cider-inspect-last-result
?
thanks, actually p
key needs to be pressed instead of M-x cider-inspect-last-result
Ah, I see, you were talking about calling it during debugging.
Yes - and it gets trickier when you use spacemacs in evil-mode : then you need to switch to emacs mode and only then press p
🙂
invoking that fn in debugger opens up a buffer but doesn’t actually show the returned (truncated in the file buffer) object
ideally pretty printed as well