Yeah that was amazing @olical congrats!

Thank you very much!

I usually evaluate *e

Well, if there's nothing included, I suppose I'll make a shortcut to eval (clojure.stacktrace/e)

There's a mapping for that! I can't remember it though, you'll have to check the help text for Clojure. I think ve?

Yup. <leader>ve

Oh, nice! I totally forgot about that mapping!

There's also v1 v2 etc that show the last 3 results again which I think is a thing built into nREPL.

It's actually built into the Clojure REPL itself!

$ clj
Clojure 1.11.0-beta1
user=> "third back"
"third back"
user=> "second back"
"second back"
user=> "first back"
"first back"
user=> [*1 *2 *3]
["first back" "second back" "third back"]

And I don't use Conjure's v mappings nearly enough - I bet they're super useful!

I had no idea there were such mappings. I checked the help text, but still can't find it 😕

Ah, I have been missing the whole documentation page about clojure nrepl specific things!