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I dont know if it has anything to do with cider or clojure mode, but I see it happening only in .clj buffers: When I set the mark and wait half a second, the cursor starts jumping around without any further interactions. Is that a feature? If it is, I have no clue how to tame it.
Ok good to know, it really feels more like a bug somewhere. I think it might be modus theme, but not sure.
Nah, must be something with cider, It only happens when I'm jacked in.
No, but noticed something else weird: I had a few (prn ...) in my code and they showed up in the cider-result buffer and not the repl buffer as used to. I now removed them and the weird jumping also has disappeared. I know.. sounds very fuzzy altogether. Will try to narrow down.
Maybe the code that tries switching to the cider-result
buffer is buggy and operates on the current buffer instead
Yes that is definitely buggy at least for me