I was seeing this message after the latest IntelliJ & Cursive updates > Your project requires namespaces which need stubs to be generated BUT 1. it was not clear it was coming from Cursive and not IntelliJ 2. I was trying to google the message but nothing found 3. Finally I found the https://cursive-ide.com/archive/2129.html email here slack when i searched for stubs I think it would be good to mention the full message somewhere (on the mailing list for example), so it's easier to track down what is it about

@onetom: It does mention namespaces which suggests Cursive, but yes, fair point.

That message has been confusing for people who didn’t see the release announcement, I’m not sure what the best place to put info about it is.

I’ll be adding this to the documentation once the feature is stable, at that point it should be easier to Google.

indeed, the mention of namespaces gives it away... thanks for the feedback. actually the message will appear on https://clojurians-log.clojureverse.org/cursive/2016-08-18.html soon; that should be enough

amazing work, btw thanks for all these efforts in the name of the team

No problem, hopefully this will be helpful!

It’ll hopefully allow good support of libraries that are very difficult right now.

that datomic stub jar you made earlier was actually a satisfactory solution.

setting javelin defc, defc= and hoplon defelem to be treated as defs are also good enough

where are these settings stored, btw?

is it possible to version control it with our projects?

Yes, although various people mentioned that the jar solution was annoying when using cloud hosted CI solutions.

Actually, hoplon is one that this support might help for as well, I haven’t looked at it yet though.

Currently they’re stored IDE-wide, because I figured that you would not want to have to set them up per-project every time you create a new project.

Those settings can be shared between users by using the settings repository plugin, although I haven’t tried it.

I’ll try to test that out soon, since it’s a very reasonable thing to want to do.

the settings repo plugin needs a jetbrains account though, right?

ah, you were referring to this plugin, right: https://github.com/develar/settings-repository

@onetom: Right, that’s the one, it’s built in.

So it’s documented in the official IntelliJ docs