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2016-08-16
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cfleming02:08:31

Cursive 1.4.0-eap1 is out now. Read all about it here: https://cursive-ide.com/archive/2129.html

cfleming02:08:00

I’m interested in feedback on the new stubs functionality, still half baked but hopefully useful especially for you datomic folk.

curlyfry09:08:59

Has anyone been able to do this https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/wiki/Running-figwheel-in-a-Cursive-Clojure-REPL without removing lein-figwheel? It would be nice to still be able to do lein figwheel

rarous09:08:26

@curlyfry: I have both, did not run to any issue

curlyfry09:08:53

@rarous: Cool, thanks! How did you configure it to use the correct project.clj profiles (for example, devand figwheel)?

rarous10:08:23

@curlyfry: I have only figwheel-sidecar dependency in :dev profile, nothing special I’m aware of

rarous10:08:36

it just worked

spieden18:08:49

excited for 1.4.0 — can make my unresolved symbol styling loud again 😃

ckarlsen18:08:59

should I file an issue for this ?

sandbags21:08:51

Hrmm.. is there some way around “Cannot load ClojureScript form into Clojure REPL” ?

sandbags21:08:03

the form i want to play with is pure Clojure

sandbags21:08:14

perhaps there is a way of starting a Planck REPL instead?

sandbags21:08:18

oh i never noticed the little clj|cljs drop-down in the REPL window

sandbags21:08:06

hrmmm but simply switching the repl type isn’t the answer it seems… thought that was too easy

kenny21:08:23

@sandbags: If your file is cljc you can load the file in a Clojure REPL, otherwise you need to run a cljs repl.

sandbags21:08:47

right it just seems a bit odd that it prevents me from evaluating code, i appreciate some code may not work

sandbags21:08:25

hrmm… i don’t see add cljs repl as an option