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2019-07-21
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When making changes to my project such as adding a dependency, is there a quicker way to restart from within emacs? I’m starting my development using cider-jack-in-cljs
, at the moment when I change something in the project I have to find the repl buffers, kill them then jack in again.
A rather long time ago I used to use cljr-add-project-dependency
which was nice and didn't require repl restart; it's been broken for a long time, imho (don't have the latest cider release though) - and probably worked only for clojure
@matt.henley possibly #cider might get you more help on this?