in a cljs file using :require-macros with a :refer I am still seeing the macro as "cannot be resolved" making it so I cannot set the indentation. Is this a known issue or do I need to do something different?

(also thus far cursive has been awesome and I have it setup to do all the things I loved about emacs other than rainbow parens)

hah and now I have that thanks to actually searching in settings

my quick solution to get the behavior I want most of the time anyway was to just set default to only indent.

shaunxcode: Great, glad you’re liking it! You’re doing (:require-macros [my.ns :refer [my-macro]]) or something similar to that?

exactly yeah

thing is - at some point it started working hah

(I think maybe when I started a repl in the project?)

Hmm, sometimes the indexes can get a little funky, that might have been it.

Anyway, I’m glad it’s working, even if the fix is a little suspect