Is there a way to “kick” cursive’s autocomplete to update for example after adding :requires ? Only the REPL is autocompleting somewhat reliably for me in that situation.

if I restart IDEA then lastest :requires that were only completing in REPL work in editor too.

@boris whenever I have issues with that I do Refresh Leiningen Projects (from cmd-shift-a or top left of the leningen window)

@lfn3: yeah it has never just worked for me but refreshing lein project does the trick. thanks (i’m evaluating cursive for first time)

The times I’ve had issues with it are when adding new deps to the project.clj, but other than that I don’t really have to use it.

oh ok - I think that’s the same with me

@boris you can do File > Invalidate Caches / Restart to reset all Cursive/IntelliJ state

@danielcompton is that what you do when adding dep to project.clj?

nope

only if something gets really weird

@lfn3’s tip is right for just adding a dep

@squest Why do you want to turn that off?

@cfleming some of us are working on “content” that is not related to the project but still need to code in clojure, so it’s distracting for some of my team 🙂

@squest But can’t they just generate the stubs to make that go away?

If they’re writing Clojure code they’ll need to do that for the symbol resolution to work correctly.

@cfleming somehow it’s always error when generating stubs

What’s the error you’re receiving?

since they mostly use clojure.core so, symbol resolution should have been fine

I’d prefer to fix that rather than allowing the notification to be turned off.

ok I see

re:error that I have to check with them

Thanks for now

@squest Ok, when you get details on the error, let me know here or file an issue and I’ll look at it.