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2018-04-20
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should cursive be able to resolve :refer
ed symbols? It doesn’t seem to be picking them up for me in a cljs environment
For some reason I don't get the option to resolve custom symbols when I click the lightbulb on an unrecognized form - using IntelliJ 2017.2.6 and Cursive 1.7.0-eap2-2017.2, all I get is the option "Create Function" Any ideas where I should start to troubleshoot this?
Oh nevermind, I forgot something in my requires and now it all works fine.
@lee.justin.m Yes, it should. Do you have an example?
@cfleming I’m doing this [promesa.core :as promesa :refer [then catch]]
, but then
and catch
are still highlighted as “cannot be resolved”