@puzzler @wilkerlucio Right, this change will only affect the namespace used when running REPL Commands, or when using the “Execute immediately” from the REPL history search

Executing from the REPL editor will always use the current REPL ns.

@kenny Why does it not work well to have multiple modules under a single git repo? That’s what I do with Cursive, and it works fine.

Is there an easy way to get Cursive to stop searching through clojurescript compiled files and .cache output?

(with control-shift-F dialog)

@isak You can exclude those directories. Cursive should do that automatically if those output dirs are configured in your project.clj, though. How do you have those configured there?

@cfleming Ah, cool. For some of dev only builds, they are in a figwheel.edn file only, and not in the project file. Could this be the issue?

My figwheel.edn is like the one here: https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/tree/master/sidecar

@isak Indeed, Cursive doesn’t read figwheel.edn files, and it seems like it should. I’ve filed https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1703

@isak So does figwheel.edn contain the same info you would put in project.clj, but it’s only used when you’re just using sidecar? e.g. using something like the CLJS quickstart?

@cfleming yea, it is a path of the project.clj taken out into its own file. I'm not sure if it is only for sidecar, or if it can be used for normal figwheel also.

Ok, thanks, I’ll check with Bruce

Although if you’re not seeing those paths set up, it looks like it’s not being merged into the project.

What I've done is to only have my prod builds in project.clj, to make cljsbuild work, but cljsbuild does not really make sense to use for development anymore since figwheel

Yeah, I get that.

Ok, I’ll see if I can get some clarification from Bruce and I’ll work out what Cursive needs to do there.

for figwheel sidecar, we use a script/figwheel.clj file to start a figwheel repl.

Sounds good 👍