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guete morge
Good morning 🙂
vim users: how do you refac something like nesting an ns in yet another folder, retaining a valid ns path? (`com.myorg.newfolder.myns`)
Move the file by hand in the terminal, then open the file and change the (ns)
?
Thanks 🙂
I was thinking there might be some refac option that I could use, like in Cursive.
I mean, it's no biggie, but I want to utilise everything available (I'm getting back into using vim for Clojure). Well, nvim + conjure.
It has been a while since I used Conjure, does it use clojure-lsp? If so there should be an lsp-rename available somehow, which will move the file as well. At least there is in Emacs (M-x lsp-rename).
Still in development?