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Does anyone know of a good way to wrap the lein command that cider uses to jack in with sops? I tried setting cider-lein-command
to sops exec-env env-file ‘lein
and finishing the quote in cider-lein-parameters
, but cider checks that the lein command is an executable, rejecting that.
Oh maybe I could write a wrapper script and set that as the lein command
A better long-term solution would be to make CIDER a bit smarter about the command - it can check if it has multiple words in it, split it and check for the presence only of the first part of the command.
I find these situations almost always easier to just cider-connect
. Do whatever you need in the terminal. You can copy the command from a cider-jack-in
(it’s in the messages buffer and also at the top of the repl banner). At one point i started making a way for CIDER to copy the startup command easily for you without starting up a repl. I think that would still have a lot of value