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@solussd select few lines of a map and call formatter - will format only that map, and not entire ns
@lee.justin.m I believe somewhere in the configuration you can disable particular warnings.
Say, is there a way to get "reformat code" to apply only to the containing form, or better still to the containing top-level form? I use it all the time but my colleagues don't, so I always need to select the function I'm working on if I want to avoid reformatting their code and coming off slightly passive-agressive
^ on a slightly related note, has #cursive looked into adding support for :style/indent
metadata, this would be a great way to have consistent indentation for macro forms across libraries. See https://cider.readthedocs.io/en/latest/indent_spec/
Anyone ever see a case where reloaded code just doesn't seem to reload? I'm putting prn
into my code for debugging purposes and reloading, no errors in the REPL, but the new code doesn't seem to take effect.
Also, same situation, breakpoints in the debugger don't trigger, or are "x"ed even for normal lines (e.g., in a function, not a protocol method).
Now I've blown away and reloaded my big project, wiped indexes, cleared out ~/.m2/repository ... no dice!
Nope. Bizarre. I can even verify that the right source is visible to io/resource and yet when I load a namespace or even use eval form in repl, no dice.
Always, when you think the world has gone insane, it ends up being some tiny, understandable thing. But so far I haven't found it.