@cfleming: Thanks for the advice yesterday by the way....on another question...is there a way to get the repl to launch when you connect to a project?

@rantingbob: You mean to start it automatically? No, there isn’t right now.

I noticed that I'm repeating the same actions at every launch. Open REPL window, launch repl.

Yeah, I can see that. Issue welcome!

(one thing - launching the REPL will open the window)

Noted. Thank you

I'm wondering if there is an instance when people wouldn't first launch a repl when they launch...or if its so common it should probably be default behaviour. As I said yesterday, I don't really know CLojure well enough to be representative. I'm still very much a learner

@rantingbob: IntelliJ tends to be doing a lot of work when it starts up, so adding a REPL in there would be slow

@danielcompton: Is it really that different though....as I say, I'm launching it as soon as I open the project anyway. As long as the GUI remains responsive and you get some feedback (repl window opens says connecting or some such) does it matter?

Currently there is a minor inconvenience so as to appear faster at launch...or thats how I currently see it

I see what you mean, I have it bound to Command+R so it’s not really a big deal in practice

The REPL window, or the run config?

And there’s lots of times when you want an external REPL/no REPL,e.t.c.

Run config, which opens the REPL too

That I don't doubt, as I said above...I'm so very new to Clojure I might be spouting nonsense

Hey, quick bug report: I upgraded one of my machines from IntelliJ 14 to 15, and it prompted me to install Cursive for .clj files, but it seemed to pick up the intellij-14 version of Cursive. Once I added the intellij-15 repository per https://cursiveclojure.com/userguide/ I was able to install the 15 version of cursive and then everything worked fine. I’m AFK for a bit but I’ll check in later

@stijn: Yeah, I’m working on that

okay

Hi, I just installed intellij 15 and registered cursive with a non-commercial license. Now whenever want to enable that license the OK button never get's active, but there is no error showen either.

@cfleming: the rest of the registration process went smoothly

You can ignore it for now because the new update is at the JetBrains repo, see: https://cursive-ide.com/articles/cursive-1.0.html

@sveri: Yes, someone else reported that too - I’ll investigate.

You can use the 30-day eval period for now and enter the licence later when I get that sorted out.

@cfleming: Ok, thank you very much

Just in case anyone didn’t notice, Cursive 1.0 is out!

All details are here: https://cursive-ide.com/articles/cursive-1.0.html

Please read that, there are some important changes to where things live.

Congratulations!

Thanks @stijn!

It’s been a ton of work to get that all done.

@sveri: Which OS are you on?

Windows 7

64bit if that matters

jdk 8: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_65-b17)

@cfleming: congrats on the release! I have the same issue as @sveri with my commercial license (Debian unstable, OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_66-internal-b01)).

I've opted into the evaluation period for now, but if there's anything I can do to help debug this, let me know.

@nikolap: Thanks!

Thanks, I will - I’ll take a look at that now.

(it seems it properly detects the license -- if I remove a single character anywhere, it says "Invalid Licence Certificate", but the OK button stays disabled no matter what)

@nikolap: Which version of IntelliJ are you running?

@cfleming: Community v15.0.1

same for me

Ok, I have a theory about the problem, I’ll make a dev build now, if one of you could test it that would be great.

that just means installing the plugin from disk, right? I'll gladly do that.

@nikolap: Right - could you grab http://colinfleming.net/licence/cursive-1.0.0-15.zip and see if that works better?

Settings->Plugins->Install from Disk

@sveri: You could try that too if you’re keen

@cfleming: yep, the OK button is enabled now!

should I register with this version then?

Once you have it installed, you… oh great

Yeah

@cfleming: works for me!

This is exactly the same as the other build just with that bug fixed.

Nice, thanks guys

thanks for the quick fix

Looks like I’d better do a build with this.

yea, more ppl will find that one surely

No doubt.

@cfleming: despite installing this from disk, I'll keep getting automatic updates from the channel, right?

@nikolap: Yes, you will.

amazing. I've successfully activated the license it seems thanks for the quick fix!

No problem, thanks for the help!

Any advantage to using IntelliJ Ultimate edition vs Community edition if I'm only using it for Cursive?

@puzzler: No, the main advantage would be if you were working with web tech as well, JS/HTML etc

If it’s just clj/cljs, it’s the same.

(and Java/XML etc)

So the additional JS/HTML support doesn't really alter the clojurescript experience?

@puzzler: No, Cursive has its own JS indexing support which doesn’t rely on the JetBrains JS support

If you’re editing JS it doesn’t help you, but if you’re only consuming JS from CLJS there’s basically no difference.

I just pushed 1.1.0, which should fix the ok button problem.

Congrats colin. Is the start of turning Nelson into a tech hub?

@d-t-w: Thanks! I’ll be opening my own Facebook style office before you know it.

@cfleming: It's nice that there is a non commercial license available. Is that something that you decided or did Jetbrains decide to do so?

@sveri: No, I’m totally unaffiliated with JetBrains. I’d like Cursive to be widely available for things like OSS and academic work, hopefully not too many people will take advantage of it.

Thank you, really. I just use it for closp and trying things out, never intended to make money out of it until now. So I really appreciate that move. And really, cursive is godsend for me, given the fact that emacs does everything well but being an editor 😄

No problem, I’m just glad that people enjoy using it and that more of them will be able to!

@cfleming: Congrats on the 1.0 of cursive

Thanks @jeremys!

@cfleming: Congratulations!

@cfleming: congrats

@cfleming: Not sure if this was your update or the fact that I installed the plugin from disk, but all of a sudden cursive seems to be broken, especially when trying to add a run configuration

The screen is foobar and I see this exceptions in the log

Time to join the release congrats chrous @cfleming I was just doing some Faraday tests on IntelliJ and it’s amazing how much the pretty printing helps.

@cfleming: Congrats on the release 😄 I hope its a roaring success

Finally saw that Cursive went 1.0! Nice work @cfleming

Thanks everyone!

@sveri: Lots going on, I’ll take a look at that in a bit.

@cfleming: thank you, take your time. I use a normal repl inbetween

Hello.

Does Cursive detect checkout libs now?

@pupeno: it has for a long time

Oh… I somehow didn’t trigger it before.

18 months +

cfleming: i've been tracking changes in the eap page so far.. where would be the new location of the changelog now?

@michaelr: Good question actually, I haven’t thought that through.

I’ll get a changelog up somewhere.

great

thanks