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@cfleming: request to re-open. added fresh stacktrace (after disabling kotlin). see latest comment too. https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1457
Has anybody met this error when trying to run REPL?
Error running REPL for <project name>: Invalid javascript engine (javascript)
It’s obviously because of lein less, but when I try lein repl
or lein less once
it works, throws error only in Cursive
Are there any limitations on the debugger & locals clearing? I’m using the debugger, the prevent locals clearing button is clicked, but I’m still seeing all my locals set to nil. JDK 1.8, Cursive 1.3.0-rc1-2016.2.
Maybe its a timing thing; I reloaded the namespace I was debugging, now I see the expected locals.
Perhaps the disable locals clearning button doesn’t take effect soon enough on startup? That is, code could be loaded (say, by user.clj
) where locals are still cleared?
@moizsj: I’ve actually closed that since it’s a dupe of 1246. Are both of those from the same project?
@hlship: I’ve noticed this from time to time too. I don’t think it’s a timing thing - is your code usually AOT compiled?
I don’t think that should affect things, but it’s possible there’s a bug there - I’ll look.
I’ve noticed this with my code from time to time recently but haven’t investigated it.
@madvas: I’ve never seen that, but I suspect that is caused by the JVM that IntelliJ uses to run the IDE.
It’s not a full JDK, it’s a JRE with tools.jar available, but it may not have Nashorn available, which is what I guess the less plugin is trying to use.