Clojurians Log v2
clerk
Thank you @borkdude for your prompt and proficient help. I got the wikidata query eventually to work. 👍
I'm not sure what The Right Way is to tell my system, the files we're reading might change. My io is occurring in a block like this:
^:nextjournal.clerk/no-cache
(def all-configs-1
(apply merge (->> (:include platform-meta-config)
(map #(str my-platform-location %))
(map io/as-file)
(map slurp)
(map yaml/parse-string))))
does your REPL give a different result than the clerk notebook?
in this round of Clojuring I have been using clerk instead of configuring a repl
if you could jack in with a REPL you could verify that clerk is doing something else than what it should. if you deleted the cache, I'd expect it to do the same as your REPL
Got it. It's silly that I do not know how to jack in with my latest editor foray, so I will figure that out
Clerk is just so easy!
If you have some code like this that you want to re-run when something changes on the filesystem, you might want to use beholder and an atom
If you're using the file watcher, you may be experiencing the following: 1. You start the file watcher 2. You open the Clojure namespace 3. You make a change to the yaml file 4. You don't see anything happen in the Clerk preview of the Clojure namespace. Clerk only tracks dependencies between Clojure namespaces, so this is working as designed, as far as I can tell. If you touch the Clojure namespace (eg add a comment), I suspect you'll see the change in Clerk. With repl + editor hotkey, this is a bit smoother: 1. Change the yaml file 2. Hit your editor hotkey.
file watching is fine, but the part I was concerned about is this: > it also did not appear to update when I shut down my notebook, removed .clerk/cache and .cpcache, and restarted. this just doesn't make sense, unless the REPL gives the same result
or perhaps you just forgot to refresh the browser :)