Clojurians Log v2

I know some of those god (devil) like modes treat both as equivalent if no specific command is otherwise available, but not sure, I don't use them. Muscle memory is hard to get rid of, but some commands are just meant for M-x with some type of fuzzy/orderless completion IMO. Probably just as fast, and you spare some room to memorize keybindings for commands that are used more frequently.

Edited my post - the reason I learned this is probably, when you read the docs, it’s the first keybinding taught in the Quick Start. In fact it’s still in there: https://docs.cider.mx/cider/basics/quickstart.html > Start a REPL and connect to it in one step: > >> M-x cider-jack-in RET > > In a Clojure buffer this is bound to C-c C-x C-j C-j.

@gentkr I feel like I’m much faster with the keybinding, but these things are, admittedly, subjective and people have been known to delude themselves……

Hmm, what lead you to believe it was removed? It has been the default jack-in keybinding for many years now. (and it still is)

Interesting question - I get this error - which I believe(d) comes from CIDER because the help window (which comes up with the error) seems to be from CIDER. I do see the error mentioning paredit though. Maybe an interaction issue with that?

(if so sorry to pester everyone here…)

I’ll have to take a closer look, but it seems paredit doesn’t play well with the new transient keybindings I’ve added recently.

ah ok. sorry to say that i said you took it out! i feel like i had some paredit issues in prior releases too, other libraries can complicat e things

Can you file a bug report for this, please? I’m on a short vacation now and I’ll revisit this when I’m back home next week.

please enjoy your vacation! i;m starting one too. sorry to bug (pun not intended). 🙏🙏🙏

will file a bug next week