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^There was a breaking change in CoC. If you're using Conjure with CoC and coc-conjure, you'll probably need to upgrade coc-conjure. I ran :CocInstall coc-conjure
which updated to the latest release, and that fixed the problem for me.
Hi! Glad it's working for you now. However, I don't think this plugin is required if you are using clojure-lsp and a recent version of neovim
Without coc-conjure, I don't get docstrings in my completion results when I have my REPL running.
After a bit of testing by @U0AHJUHJN looks like it's not required, if using clojure-lsp
Yeah, I was about to say! If you're using coc-conjure, and you also happen to be using clojure-lsp, it turns out that you don't need coc-conjure and you can remove it! 🙂 I removed it, and everything is still working AOK.