@cfleming: just bought a personal license but am getting an invalid license error

@thosmos: Does your licence certificate have a blank line in it, between the #00xxxx line and the the hex part?

And you’re copying the whole thing, including the BEGIN LICENCE and END LICENCE lines?

yes and yes (just DM'd you)

Hi, I'm adding a clojure component to a biggish java multimodule project. I was hoping that the Java modules that the clojure component depends on would be compiled and added to the classpath when I run the clojure repl. This does not happen. Is this a feature request, a bug, or a user error?

Hi. Relatively new to both idea & cursive. What config files do you recommend including in .gitignore?

Maybe it's easiest to just ignore everything idea-related

@polymeris: check out https://github.com/github/gitignore

I usually mix and match from what's there

@polymeris: as far as Idea-specific things, I've got .idea and *.iml in mine

thanks, @imre. There is some stuff, e.g. .idea/replstate.xml that is in none of those files, but seems like a good starting point

Yeah, that might be the simples, @timgilbert. Just means everyone has to setup their own project. No big deal.

@polymeris check out the general folder - editor-specific files are there

There's one for all jetbrains ides

Yup. But it suggests either ignoring everything idea-related or some specific files (commented), which do not include cursive files.

I think I'll just go with the ignore everything option.

Pretty much the entire .idea folder can be ignored

And it probably should

(Where everything = *.iml & .idea)

Yeah

.iml can be ignored if you’re using Leiningen since they’ll be regenerated on every sync (i.e. project open)

I check in everything in .idea except workspace.xml and replstate.xml

@polymeris @imre: In teams this can sometimes be annoying since the config files can change depending on the plugins each dev has installed.

@cfleming @polymeris I try not checking in anything editor-specific. There's a chance others will use a completely different env, or that I will be working on a project from different machines with different configs even

@cfleming: @polymeris I agree with what @imre said. I consider it good practice to only commit source files. Especially editor related files should be kept out of source control.