Hi, I've been trying to get figwheel to work properly in a Cursive REPL. It halfway works, my web browser can connect just fine, and the app runs. However I always see this in the REPL: Choose focus build for CLJS REPL () or quit > . I'm not sure what the problem is. I can't do any of the Cursive magic like switching namespaces or loading files etc.

Any idea what that message means, and how to fix it?

offtopic: how do I close it without mouse/touchpad?

you must give it a name before it can be vanquished

but i dont know ¯\(ツ)/¯

@zylox I mean "how do I press ok w/o mouse". esc space enter tab cursors do not work

oh i understood your question. I don't have an answer sorry bud

I can submit empty name dialog with enter just fine, but then I'am stuck here

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@misha That’s really weird, I’ve never seen that. I’m very surprised ESC doesn’t work, too.

@dealy Can you post a screenshot of what you’re seeing in the REPL pane?

So I’m not sure what’s happening there - hopefully someone with more Figwheel experience can chime in.

I believe it’s asking you to choose a build from your cljsbuild configs, so perhaps dev or prod, or whatever you have configured in your project.clj.

It usually picks one by default, but I believe it only picks builds with optimizations: none.

Do you have one with no optimizations?

yea, that's what I thought also, but where is it expecting me to specify this?

I have a file called repl.cljs that looks like this:(use 'figwheel-sidecar.repl-api) ;(start-figwheel! {:build-ids ["app"]}) ;; <-- fetches configuration (start-figwheel!) ;; <-- fetches configuration (cljs-repl)

What is the optimization level of your app build ID?

its set to none in [:profiles :project/dev :cljsbuild :builds :app :compiler :optimizations] if that is what you're asking

Yes, it is.

Then I’m out of ideas, sorry - I haven’t actually used Figwheel much. Perhaps #clojurescript can help.