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What do you think about reloading several namespaces at once? When I work on a project that defines an API which is cached in a specific place then I sometimes end up reloading two namespaces. And for tests in those projects I end up creating a fixture that instead creates and caches some value. But that fixture is sometimes inaccurate if I edit one of the child namespaces and not evaluate the parent namespace. Do you think it's possible to reload several napespaces at once? For instance we could have a comment at the top of the file that could be picked up by Conjure :thinking_face: And that comment would say "hey, I depend on this other namespace so evaluate that one after the current one"
There's already hooks into tools.namespace.reload which does exactly this but automatically, I use it a lot. Mappings https://github.com/Olical/conjure/blob/839fe23a7746f03aa9ef1ebf087501cd6126cf0f/doc/conjure-client-clojure-nrepl.txt#L424-L432 Config https://github.com/Olical/conjure/blob/839fe23a7746f03aa9ef1ebf087501cd6126cf0f/doc/conjure-client-clojure-nrepl.txt#L264-L280 My config to reload my code and then restart my system through mount:
(tset vim.g :conjure#relative_file_root (vim.fn.getcwd))
(tset vim.g :conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#dirs ["src"])
(tset vim.g :conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#before "mount.core/stop")
(tset vim.g :conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#after "mount.core/start")This discord message may help explain my workflow there https://discord.com/channels/732957595249410108/732963293328834620/1044937386016112691
If its a Reitit API or other backend project I'll use https://practical.li/clojure-web-services/repl-driven-development/integrant-repl/ to define components and reload everything that has changed by adding a (tools.namespace.reload/refresh) function in my dev/user.clj file.
Although I'll have to try the Conjure rr key binding now :)
Not sure? I don't remember apply or anything like that after my last funding round? Is this different?
nothing different I guess. I don't know if you had to apply, was just wondering that you're not on the list.
From what I understand, https://www.clojuriststogether.org/news/clojurists-together-long-term-funding-for-2022-2023/ (or now teams) for the long-term funding list. Its not something that Ollical would apply for. For example, if Timo were a Clojurist Together member they could nominate Olical. https://www.clojuriststogether.org/open-source/ are applied for by individuals seeking funding, so Olical can apply for this themselves (as I have done on several occasions)
If someone does get funding they also need to consider their tax situation too, especially for the quarterly fellowships contracts as they are for specific work. Contributions to a personal pension plan (not a company pension) can help to offset additional tax that may be due when receiving money for specific work, especially for those in a higher tax bracket. The long term funding may have less tax impact (especially for high tax band earners) as it may be considered non-taxable hobby donations if it not for specific work (although advice should be sought from an accountancy specialist)