@cfleming: That's the answer I expected, and I think it's probably the best one actually. Even the Visual Studio add-in for ClojureCLR looks pretty much dead in the water, but I think inferior-lisp mode might work pretty well for it. Gives me a reason to go back to learning Emacs again, since Cursive took away any reason to do that for Clojure or CLJS as far as I can tell. Seems like the only real world use of ClojureCLR at this point is Arcadia.

@cfleming: Yes it is.

@shaun-mahood: Right, Arcadia is pretty much it, as far as I can tell. I’m sure inferior-lisp will work fine for it, though, or Sublime or whatever.

@rauh: Can you send the exact error message?

11:04:53 AM Error running figwheel: '1.8' is bad configured (fighweel is the name of my config)

"Use clojure.main in normal JVM process", then scripts/figwheel-cljs-repl.clj as "Parameters"

@rauh: I’m assuming 1.8 is the SDK. If you look at the SDK in the project structure view, are there any warnings about it? If you create a new SDK and try using that, does that fix it?