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@cfleming yesterday I was having some issues with a project that was apparently "syncing" forever. I was confused because the CPU usage was low, but it was taking about 5 min to sync the project (and I just had restarted my machine). After a while I realise the problem was that I wasn't connected to the work VPN, which was required to check the dependencies, and that was making my editor hanging for a long time, although I didn't need to check the dependencies on that time. So I wonder if we can make this syncing cancelable, I imagine I can be on situations where I have no way to access that, and it takes a fair time preventing me from work during it, if we could cancel the sync process that could be a non-issue. is that feasible?
or maybe just cancel anything that is related to remote fetching, making it use just whatever local dependencies we already got
The Cursive doc in the section “Test Integration” says “You can run the tests by starting a REPL and then using Tools→REPL→Run tests in current NS in REPL”. I am not seeing that menu path (no REPL under Tools). Am I doing sth stupid? This is a project developed with .cljc files, if that matters (and I will be happy to just run the clojure.test variants).
@hiskennyness think it only shows up when you have a REPL running?
any news on parinfer v3 support? 🙂
@hiskennyness Yes, @danielcompton is right - that menu only appears when you have a REPL running.
cool, thanks for the update
@danielcompton Thx. I quoted “…by starting a REPL and then…“, I just did not read it. <sigh>