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I've been able to jack in to clj programmatically like this:
(with-temp-buffer
(cider-jack-in-clj '(:project-dir "~/projektit/foo")))
I can't seem to do the same with clj&cljs projects as it asks for the profile that figwheel-main should use. Is there a noninteractive function that I could use?
In my project I need five clj repls and two of them also cljs repl. I built a command that starts all the clj repls but haven't been able to launch the cljs onesOn that note:
(defvar jogo3000-start-repls-queue '())
(defun jogo3000-start-repls ()
(let ((head (car jogo3000-start-repls-queue)))
(when head
(apply head nil)
(setq jogo3000-start-repls-queue (cdr jogo3000-start-repls-queue)))))
(add-hook 'cider-connected-hook #'jogo3000-start-repls)
I do it like this. The queue holds functions to start the repls using the technique above. For some reason starting the repls in parallel didn't work out properly. Should it work?i am having some odd behavior with the cider error buffer. i have two frames, A and B, with different projects in each frame. i am seeing a situation where all exceptions pop up the error buffer in frame A, which is a pretty jarring transition when i'm in frame B. is there a way to configure the error buffer to stay with the current frame?