@cigitia: You’d like to rename the alias, you mean?

You can rename the alias, but IIRC that won’t work from the keyword itself - I’ll see about fixing that.

@cfleming: Ah, no, I meant the namespace of a regular keyword. For instance, when I attempt to rename :foo.bam/bar, it only allows me to rename the bar part, not the foo.bam part.

…At least, from what I can tell.

is there a way to make cursive show the ns you are in when using the repl?

I mean it shows it in the "title" of the repl but that is not... standard (what ever that means for repl ux hah)

I would like the => prompt to show the ns each time something happens

@shaunxcode: There isn’t right now, no. The issue is that the => prompt isn’t shown in the editor window where you type, but in the output pane.

yeah I would be happy with the output pane even showing the ns prefixing the => though

Ok, that’s probably pretty easy, although it’ll get repeated a lot.

that would be fine - I want that even as I had an issue where I had changed ns and scrolling up could not tell which results were from which til I Found the (in-ns ...) command in the history etc.

I mean just making it a togglable thing in preferences would make me happy if others find it noisy

Ok, I can add a flag for that. Can you file an issue?

for sure - github?

Yeah, please

https://github.com/cursiveclojure/cursive/issues/1038 (hopefully description makes sense)

Looks great, thanks.

I guess in the case of executing an in-ns, it should probably show the name of the new ns, not the old one.