I'm having this with some spec things, the problems happens more often in cljs/cljc files

I press the alt+return but nothing happens, and I can confirm its a macro

and just to add more info, not sure if matters, but when I try to navigate to the macro it shows 2 places, and I think should be only one:

@U066U8JQJ Hmm, yeah, that can be a problem when a symbol resolves to two different places. That usually happens when you have two versions of the same lib attached (like Clojure 1.7 & 1.8). I don’t know why it would show it twice from the same lib. Is it defined once using declare or anything like that?

It is defined in cljc?

yes, defined in cljc, I tried to find if I had multiple versions of it, but I don't, its a single thing coming from just my project

Is the usage in cljc as well?

no, usage in cljs

Hmm, that’s very strange. Does invalidating caches fix it?

didn't tried, let me do it

(sorry, I know that’s a pain in big projects)

no worries, this case is aggravated to me because this lib is also using a custom way to define vars and functions (similar to Ghostwheel), so without the resolve feature it gets no completions

ok, invalidated and restarted

after indexing it continues doing the same

another weird thing, if I navigate to the source, and try to do it from there, I get the menu from alt+enter, but when I select the option to resolver as... it doesn't do anything

@cfleming I was able to reproduce on a small repo: https://github.com/wilkerlucio/repro-cursive-resolve-issue

just tried with deps.edn to see if matter, but got the same results

@U066U8JQJ Thanks for the repro case! I’ve filed: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2077

I'm not sure if happens for everyone, Tony Kay is using this same library and he told me it works fine for him, so please let me know in case you can't reproduce and need more info

Thanks, I will do

@U066U8JQJ So I spent some time debugging this, it’s actually a problem in Fulcro.

If you look in the fulcro-incubator jar, it has two copies of the source code, one at the root and one under /main.

Cursive finds and indexes both of them, and that’s why you’re getting two results.

thanks for digging it up and the clarifications, Tony just fixed it there in the response to it 🙂