@kidpollo: there’s an issue for this here: https://github.com/cursiveclojure/cursive/issues/212

oh ok I guess I will have to work around it for now

@kidpollo: I think you could just start a REPl at the terminal and then attach to it with Cursive?

Are cljs docstrings supported in Cursive? I couldn’t find any issues about it, does this work for other people?

@kidpollo: There’s no good solution for that right now, sorry - there should be very soon, though

If you only need the profiles when running the REPL, then the best solution is to run the REPL using lein repl :headless and connect to it with a Remote REPL run configuration.

Unfortunately there’s no good way to sync deps from other profiles to Cursive though.

i.e. to have those dependencies available in the editor.

How to clear the REPL in Cursive (remove temporary vars from the current namespace)? I've found this snippet on StackOverflow: (map #(ns-unmap *ns* %) (keys (ns-interns *ns*))) - can I map it to a shortcut in Cursive REPL?

thanks @cfleming great work!

@stevep: Unfortunately you can’t right now, there’s an issue I’m hoping to get to soon: https://github.com/cursiveclojure/cursive/issues/85

@danielcompton: Yes, they are. I suspect that your problem is https://github.com/cursiveclojure/cursive/issues/995 - if a symbol resolves to two other symbols, the doc isn’t shown. I haven’t figured out how to make IntelliJ show a popup to choose from in that case.

@cfleming: you could just show a message in the doc window saying that two symbols were resolved to this, not sure which to pick

as a stopgap