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2024-03-04
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Quick question: When I first started using cider
, the ns
form would be auot-generated in a new buffer based on the path of that buffer. So, for example, if I opened a new file called my_project/core.clj
, the buffer would automatically contain (ns my-project.core)
. This behavior is no longer occurring and I’m not sure if it was due to a setting I accidentally changed or if it was removed in a more recent version of CIDER
. I was unable to find any documentation of the cider function that contained this behavior and would very much appreciate any guidance. Does this behavior still exist within CIDER
? If so, how would I go about re-enabling it? Thanks.
That feature is implemented in clj-refactor.el (which belongs to the cider family) and clojure-lsp Surely you were using either lib and got it disabled perhaps?
Yes, that is most likely.