I have some things I do to analyze files that are .Net and Windows platform-focused. Having Clojure on the CLR opens up possibilities for enjoyment and utility. I've managed to get the port of nrepl going, finding I had to manually load a module, and have some utility, but it is fragile, and if I go off the rails, it dies and requires a restart. I had hoped to try the alphas of the next version of ClojureCLR, but just had some new responsibilities added to my plate. How are y'all using ClojureCLR? Are you using it interactively with Code or CIDER and a repl? Bare repl? Loading from files?
There are a few options. Personally most of the time I use the https://github.com/clojure/clr.core.cli and start the https://github.com/clojure/clr.tools.nrepl from my user.clj init file. For now I just load-file or copy and paste into the bare REPL because my favourite plugin for Rider / IntelliJ seems to have been broken by recent updates from JetBrains. I know that for VS Code there is Calva and if you search back in this channel you'll see it being discussed and there are some sample projects to get started.
I have had some problems with exceptions causing nrepl to go into a stuck state. I will try to reduce it to a repro I can share.
I typically use inf-clojure
I'm running on MacOS (have also ran it on Ubuntu in the past) and installed via brew and cljr, both of which I highly recommend