can you show the code of the macro?

(and did you write it?)

if you stand on where you are using it with your cursor, a light bulp should pop up

you can use that to resolve it as let

https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/macros.html

I did not write it. The code is from promenade: https://github.com/kumarshantanu/promenade/blob/master/src/promenade/core.cljc#L274

and the lightbulb does not show up, or it only does about indentation...

@U0AD3JSHL are you on Cursive?

if so, press Alt+Enter and go in the “resolve as…” submenu

@U5ZAJ15P0 yeah on cursive. And it won't open the resolve as submenu: https://puu.sh/CN3dC/7337c553c2.png

this is after pressing Alt+Enter

@U0AD3JSHL hum, weird… I am not sure then, sorry 😞

@U0AD3JSHL sometimes I see that bugged when trying to define from cljc files, your test case is a cljc file?

@U066U8JQJ nope, clj file

@U0AD3JSHL Sorry for the delay, that’s very strange. I’ll try to look at that tomorrow.

thanks @U0567Q30W 🙂

After talking with cfleming, it turned out i had disabled intentions for Clojure, found in: Settings->Editor->Intentions->Clojure->Resolution