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Ah, I needed to set “Path to ‘clojure’ command” in Clojure Deps settings. Would’ve expected it to pick that up automatically.
@kenny Yes, I thought I had validation around that, but there have been a couple of bug reports stating that that doesn’t work correctly.
greetings! how do I turn off completion of map/reduce/etc.?
(type reduce|
, press tab, get (reduce function| seq)
, where |
– is caret position)
Hello, I’m trying to do a remote repl session with debugging. Found this thread https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/cursive/iTri7vvXViA/discussion which leads to this article https://cursive-ide.com/archive/842.html but it’s 404 not found. Anyone is able to retrieve the missing article from a mirror? I’m having trouble understanding how my lein repl is supposed to interact with the 5005 port of the JAVA_OPTS
ok i ended up figuring it out. both configurations must be run separately. interacting with the remote repl process triggers the java debugger that was launched prior to it
it sure would be nice to have it explained on the cursive page because the broken links leaves you questionning
Hi, is there a good way to align imported namespaces such that the :refer
or :as
all line up?
ex.
(:require
[test.lib.test :refer :all]
[test.lib.test123 :refer :all])
would become
(:require
[test.lib.test :refer :all]
[test.lib.test123 :refer :all])
Is there a way in Cursive to navigate to the test namespace without creating a test for it?
Navigate to Test Subject wants to create a test if one doesn't exist. If I scroll to the top of the file and put my cursor on the ns form then it navigates to the test file, but not if it's on a function
@guillaume.carbonneau Yes, I’m currently re-vamping my documentation, and I’ll add that to the to-do list.
@simon.orlovsky Not at the moment, sorry.
@danielcompton I don’t think so, no. Perhaps Navigate… should prompt before creating a new test?
It prompts, but if I don't accept the prompt then I don't navigate
I think they probably need to be different commands
One says "Take me to the test namespace", the other says "Take me to the test for this function, or offer to create it if it doesn't exist"
You could make "Navigate to Test namespace" another option under the "Choose Test for ..." menu