I use clojure.java-time library (https://github.com/dm3/clojure.java-time) in several projects, and for some reason functions in its namespace cannot be resolved. This holds true for every project.

so it all works, but can’t be resolved by cursive for some reason

Could it be that the name (`java-time`) is a top-level namespace without dots? Not a common thing in Clojure world

Yeah that would be my guess. Just to check, does the code actually run?

@be9 it's because it uses Potemkin import vars so Cursive doesn't understand it

@danielcompton @be9 Cursive does actually understand Potemkin’s import-vars. I’ll look to see if I can see why that’s not working.

Intellij is rather stuck after messing with defmacro in REPL. Is there a way to report the problem before I kill it?

Killed it... It got crazy, with wrong macroexpand results.

@danielcompton the code does run

@cfleming I want to change indentation of macros like as-> but they are not listed in Form Parameters tab of code style options.

@yonatanel See https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/formatting.html

"Coming Soon: A much better way to do this." :D

Hehe

Yes

Am I missing something? After setting indentation to 2 it only starts at the second form:

(-> 1
    inc
  inc)

When I choose "Indent" instead of 2 it works

@cfleming I wrote my own threading macro. How do I tell cursive to count one more arg when checking arity? Perhaps it doesn't even have to check anything inside a macro it doesn't know?

@yonatanel You can use https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/macros.html and set it to -> or ->>, assuming your macro has the same layout as one of those.