conjure 2020-05-03 | Slack Archive

Olical09:05:00

@dominicm taking this over here since we're spamming others in that thread, but yeah, I wouldn't load the whole buffer, ever. Just the NS form, maybe. Although I still don't want to do that.

Olical09:05:40

On buf enter however, I could send an eval that checks if the ns of your current file is defined and logs a warning if not.

dominicm09:05:23

Hmm, the require approach most tools use mean that you have most of the functions in the buffer loaded by default for first evaluation

dominicm09:05:37

I'd look at what inf clojure does

Olical09:05:07

I just worry that the require will cause side effects you didn't want. I don't ever want to run your code without you knowing since your code could be fire_ze_missiles.clj.

Olical10:05:10

Not going to commit to a solution for now, I'll poke around it for a while I think. Normally, if I drop into a buf, try to eval and it says it's not defined I just hit ,ef then carry on.

Olical10:05:12

no big deal

dominicm10:05:50

In a world of tools namespace, that's far less common

dominicm10:05:41

Inf clojure does the same as you fwiw

Olical15:05:13

So anyone still encountering any roadblocks in Conjure for release tomorrow?

Olical15:05:33

If it's still ticking along, I'll go ahead and publish it some time tomorrow after writing a post about the lead up to this and what the future holds for it.

Olical15:05:01

Just finished writing documentation for Aniseed, cleaning up the project, hopefully getting the embed script working with OSX and publishing. Also updated nvim-local-fennel.

Olical15:05:22

So :help conjure and :help aniseed are now a thing 🙂

Olical15:05:39

Now I'm gonna go collapse, my brain is mulch 🎉

dharrigan15:05:40

I haven't seen anything that would block a release.

dharrigan15:05:58

May the 4th be with you!

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nate17:05:05

All good from me, hope the release goes well.

2020-05-03

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