Hi, Cursive is unable to resolve core stuff like defn-, let... referenced from cljs and cljc any hints on what to do?

Stuff that resolves: defn, ns, identical?, some?, reset!...

Stuff that does not resolve: defn-, let, declare, when, cond, defmulti...

I have tried this: https://github.com/cursiveclojure/cursive/issues/626#issuecomment-121412089

I have the latest Cursive (0.1.71), clojurescript 1.7.170, clojure 1.7

@jori: You’ve tried invalidating the caches?

yes

Ok, if you open Project Structure (Cmd-; on OSX), open your module and look at its dependencies

Does it have both Clojure and ClojureScript added as dependencies?

only clojurescript actually

no, actually, it's there

Ok, and the versions look like you’re expecting?

yes the versions are correct

Hmm

The resolution fails from cljs as well right, not just cljc?

there are multiple versions (older ones grayed out)

yes

Oh

That’s not good

Select the older ones and remove them, and see if that helps

Perhaps the new lein integration is not correctly removing old versions.

Ok, I removed all old clojure and clojurescript jars, and invalidated caches

same situation still

did not fix it.

I'll try removing all the greyed out jars

Ok

Has this just started happening on a project that has previously worked?

yes, this is new

I would guess that it started inside the last few weeks.

(I've been working mostly clj side lately, so I can't pin it to an exact cursive upgrade)

Ok.

Does your project have multiple modules? Does it happen in all of them?

just one module

My colleague on the same codebase and has the same issue, and he has also upgraded to the latest cursive version a few weeks ago.

Ok, so if you’re both seeing the same thing then it’s not some temporary thing like corrupt indexes.

I guess this is not an open source project, right?

yeah, not an open source project

I added a new cljc file lately, that is referenced from both clj and cljs... might that cause some confusion?

Can you DM me a screenshot of your Project Structure view, with the Modules tab open and the Dependencies tab within that?

ok

Maybe, the cljc support is still a little flakey, but it shouldn’t affect files other than cljc I think.

Is there a way, to create cljs files when creating a new namespace?

@danielgrosse: Yes, when you use the “New namespace” dialog, there’s a dropdown to select the type of file.

You can use the up/down arrow keys to switch it without using the mouse.

Thank you