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@souenzzo So this is handled internally by having a list of forms which allow processing inside them when they’re encountered at top level - things like let
and do
. I can make that list extensible, so that you could add trace-forms
to it.
It's clairvoyant.core
from [spellhouse/clairvoyant "0.0-72-g15e1e44"]
Not sure, but it could be a metadata inside the macro?
@souenzzo See here for tons of discussion on that: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/147#issuecomment-29776501
It should only try to import it if it can’t resolve the symbol - I wonder why it can’t.
@miikka Under Settings->Editor->General->Auto Import, there’s an Exclude from Import and Completion section - that should help.
@miikka I filed https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1798 for that.
That’s weird, I don’t know why it can’t resolve that, it’s just a normal defprotocol
.
I just upgraded to the latest version of intellij and all my run configs have a red X through them. Trying to solve the problem I moved my .idea dir to another location and re-imported everything. When I put my saved .idea/runConfigurations dir back into the newly created directory everything except my clojure/leiningen modules appeared. Where are the clojure runConfigs stored?
@cfleming that worked, thank you 🙂