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2015-11-03
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@cfleming: The FileWatchers plugin only enables calling to the commandline, not internal tasks like your "reload lein project" Also it's a bit arcane for configuring. But it does enable me to run "lein generate" after build.boot changes. Then once your project watcher feature arrives, that'll save needing to manually refresh the projects.
Just installed on Ubuntu and I'm getting lots of unresolveds, such as defn, atom, etc. What have I screwed up?
@nodename: Things to try: File->Invalidate caches and restart (sometimes indexes get funky), and check that you have a clojure jar in your dependencies (External Libraries in the project view).
Assuming you’re using Lein, check that your project (or projects) is registered in the Leiningen toolwindow.
If they don’t appear there, then right click the project.clj
and select “Add as Leiningen project"
I’d love if Cursive could run Figwheel with a very nice REPL, such as ClojureRepl. That would be a great dev environment. I bet I’m not the only one and this is already in the issue tracker.
Although, I heard figwheel can now run inside a clojure app, so you don’t need to run it as a separate process, which would also be something I’d like to leverage.