@wildermuthn Yes, it will be configurable to any namespace once it’s stabilised.

I seem to have lost more clojure.core functions and anything defined in my user.clj from repl autocompletion/recognition since 1.5.0-eap

any idea why when I type a simple expression in the repl, it works fine, but if I try highlighting and running it from the editor it fails? (reduce + [1 2 3]) => 6 (reduce + [1 2 3 4 5]) CompilerException java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to resolve symbol: reduce in this context, compiling:(C:/github/clojure/reactor/src/reactor/utils.clj:6:1)

@genec Eval the (ns ..) form at the top of your file

See:

(in-ns 'nonexisting-namespace)
(inc 0)

@rauh Thank you!

after an intellij update i can't type in the REPL input windowpane any more--the tooltip says "This window is read-only". Any ideas?

@a2_himmel: What version of IntelliJ and Cursive are you on now?

@shaun-mahood Intellij Community Version: 2016.3.5 Build: <tel:163.13906.18|163.13906.18> Released: March 6, 2017

@shaun-mahood Cursive Version: 1.4.3-2016.3

@a2_himmel: I'm on the same versions of both (running Windows 10) and I haven't run into that. You could try creating another REPL config, or re-importing the project (assuming that's not super painful) to see if that fixes it.

@shaun-mahood thanks shaun, that worked! have a good weekend