same IdeaLogger thing + No nREPL ack received

@U055NJ5CC Go to https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8090-cursive/versions, choose EAP, download 1.9.0-eap1-2019.2 and then install from disk.

I’m still working on those two issues, so far I can’t reproduce either of them.

I have the same problem, REPL doesn't start

thanks @cfleming, downgraded and works again

I downgraded but have the same issue 😞

Oh damn, I'm wrong. I downloaded the wrong version.

Yay, downgraded properly and works. 🙏

anyone else running project SDK java-1.8 have this problem?

openjdk version "1.8.0_222"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_222-8u222-b10-1ubuntu1~18.04.1-b10)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.222-b10, mixed mode)

maybe its irrelevant

I see many .jar files once I download an older version. Am I supposed to install all of them one by one?

that's strange, I see a single .zip file cursive-1.9.0-eap1-2019.zip

with .jar files in it

maybe your zip ffile is getting automagically unpacked; you don't want that

Good call, that might be it

@UFC2ETW9W Right, you want the original zip, IntelliJ will unpack it during the install process.

Just a wild guess - what if you make the breakpoint to suspend only the current thread?

Note that even if that helps, it likely won't help in situations where a breakpoint was hit due to some code executed in the REPL input panel. Simply because it will be the same thread.

How would I make the breakpoint only suspend the current thread?

Sorry, found it, right clicking on the breakpoint show a menu that allows that.

@U2FRKM4TW I made that change but it still seems to have the same behaviour. Thanks for the suggestion though!

@U06790Y4E You can fire up another REPL window in a different thread. Or you can use a future to run the command to be stopped in debugger.

@U0KD0N5T5 Thanks. If I fire up a different REPL it won't have access to to local variables as they currently are at the breakpoint. I thought this was a flow that I saw @cfleming use in his Debugging with Cursive video.

I use eval (alt-f8) to inspect. You can write clojure code there as well even though it is cumbersome.

Yes, Evaluate Expression is really the only way to do this right now. I have an idea that I should be able to detect if the debugger is paused for a particular REPL session, and if so then I should hopefully be able to use Evaluate Expression automatically, but I haven’t had time to investigate this properly.

@U06790Y4E check scope capture. Nice library to help debugging code: https://github.com/vvvvalvalval/scope-capture

yes, because that plugin is for the 2019.3 EAP Intellij, not the 2019.2.3

Right, you need cursive-1.9.0-eap1-2019.2.zip