How come I can't connect to a remote repl when it is created like this: boot repl -s which creates a remote repl

but when I do boot repl I am able to connect to it in Cursive

@cfleming i can reproduce https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1745 on the latest stable 1.6.1-2017.2

@nick319 I’m not sure, I don’t know what the -s flag does.

@moizsj Ok, I’ll take a look tomorrow.

@moizsj Actually, I just tried this and it works for me. Can you share a screenshot of where you’re trying to copy the reference from?

@cfleming an example - (defn send-message ...

when used here ^, it copies line number

instead of fully qualified name

That’s weird, it works for me. Do you have anything weird going on such as it not being able to resolve defn?

copying on new-fn yieldds - learn_clj/core.clj:9

Does foo work?

nope - learn_clj/core.clj:3

That’s really weird

In that case I will have to look at it tomorrow - I’m not sure what could be happening there.

alright.

@cfleming also are you aware of any issue that causes unused symbol highlighting (and unused alias) to stop working?

it seems flaky

works in the screenshot above, but does not work in a much larger (proprietary) project

@moizsj Could you check this?: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1637#issuecomment-298207286

looking

There’s something weird going on with that severity setting, that I haven’t managed to track down yet.

I can’t figure out if it’s being reset somehow, or if IntelliJ for some reason suddenly requires a higher severity setting to work correctly. I need to investigate and ask JetBrains.

@cfleming that was it. its now started reporting unused requires and unused locals, but still not reporting unused fn declarations

@moizsj They’re not reported 100% of the time, it depends on the name for performance reasons.

ah ok..whats the naming rule?

If the name is sufficiently unique (IIRC it only appears in < 10 files) then it’ll run the inspection to see if it’s used or not. Otherwise it’ll skip it because it would take too long.

i see that test* is ignored

i tried other name combos and it works!

So you should never get a false positive, but it won’t catch all unused things.

gotcha. thanks so much

is there some other setting I should verify? for the copy reference not working

No, I don’t think so - that one should just work.

I have a macro that is a dsl, so when I use it there will be lots of symbols that won't resolve, is there a way I can hint to cursive that it shouldn't complain about these within a use of my macro? it's highlighting nearly all the symbols as "cannot be resolved" and rather destracting

does anyone have a pointer to a recipe for a good repl experience using cursive and nodejs? i came across something on the web a few weeks ago but i can't find it anymore