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Hello. please tell me, what are the options for generating documentation on source codes with the condition of integration with clojure spec?
urrrgh. anyone else had this problem after upgrading to Catalina? nrepl stalls at
~ $ clj -A:nrepl 09:48:09
nREPL server started on port 49363 on host localhost -
and no repl pops up. via either clj or lein. regular clojure repl works fine. irb, python repls work fine
Sounds like firewall changes (or IP4/IP6 preference change?)...
(there's a reason I'm still on Sierra 10.12 🙂 )
lol. a no-information bug/interaction between nrepl and osx is such a bad start to the day
:nrepl {:extra-deps {nrepl {:mvn/version "RELEASE"}}
:main-opts ["-m" "nrepl.cmdline"]}
I would not be surprised if Apple's control panel lied to you, but then again, I'm not on macos
A quick Bing suggests Catalina switches to IP6 by default, causing lots of problems for people...
I switched from Google to Bing years ago, because I prefer Microsoft's policies on privacy and data sharing over Google's. Back then Bing was "OK" as a Google substitute. Over the years, Microsoft has dramatically improved Bing and now I find it produces "better" results, often surfacing the information I need directly at the top of the search without even needing to click into a search result.
I'm also a Bing Insider, so I get access to new Bing features before the general public, as well as providing feedback to MS on potential new features before they ship.
(I'm also an Edge Insider, and a Microsoft Insider, so I run prerelease builds of pretty much everything -- and even tho' I currently have an iPhone, I run Edge, Cortana, Outlook, To-Do, MS News, and several other MS apps in preference to Apple's versions)
Haha, Edge too? I was part of the team that delivered Edge on MacOS. Still with Microsoft, but with Azure Blockchain Service now.
Then I am majorly in your debt! Although I run Windows fast ring via Parallels for nearly all of my stuff, I still use the macOS side for development work and my default browser there is Edge Canary.
I've been an Apple customer since the very early 90's but my next phone will be an Android (probably a One+ 7 model) and my next desktop will be a Windows box (with touch screen).
Re: Bing outside the US, I wonder if that's due to localization effort causing features to lag, or just the overhead of curating content in non-English language?
Not talking about non-English. I guess Bing is just focusing on profitable markets first. Bing makes a profit, but much smaller than Google.
yeah didn't want to upgrade but I couldn't handle my external displays bugginess anymore. it did fix that at least
ip6 -x
should turn IP6 off
mm ip6 isn't a command for me. this command
networksetup -setv6off Wi-Fi
ran but issue staysturning ipv6 off for your wifi adaptor isn't going to do anything for localhost resolving to the ipv6 localhost ip
I'm also not sure that clj command should popup a repl? it shows a nrepl server being launched, and generally a nrepl server and client are separate processes
if you are running that command to get he server and trying to connect from a client somewhere, you should double check the host the client is trying to connect to, make sure it is also "localhost" and not 127.0.0.1
sorry, got pulled into a meeting. @ghadi your command confirms, it's using IPv6
java 13516 bfabry 11u IPv6 0xd7f212f8804a59b 0t0 TCP localhost:49949 (LISTEN)
because the nrepl code explicit listens on 127.0.0.1 and not localhost to avoid this sort of thing