Does CIDER still support Clojure 1.8 officially or semi-officially? I see that both orchard and cider-nrepl test against 1.9 the lowest, but there are still some 1.8 compatibility warts in the code.

Tip 💡 in case it makes someone's day - nowadays in AWS/GCP it's fairly easy to do structured logging with something like https://github.com/viesti/timbre-json-appender . Then you can gcloud logging read blah to get these JSON logs for a given timespan, and trivially read them into Clojure data structures to be fed into the CIDER Inspector. And there you have it - rich production log inspection from the comfort of Emacs. It sure has 10x'ed my ability to diagnose prod issues.

Curious if there is a way to configure which deps.edn is loaded, my understanding is that when you jack-in cider moves up the file tree looking for the first deps.edn file the issue with this is if you use polylith it has a deps higher up the file tree which is the one you usually want to jack into. you can work around this by jacking into a cljs file from the development but I often forget so curious if there is a way to override via dir-local or something ?