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would it be possible for cmd-\
to take you to the repl input buffer and the same shortcut take you back to the previous buffer when in the repl input?
IntelliJ has had a strict UI rule for a long time that ESC goes back to the editor from any toolwindow. In recent versions (2019.3+ IIRC) that’s now configurable, but it’s that way by default.
So I just got called out in my team meeting because I've been converting test helper functions that call clojure.test/is
into macros ... just so that Cursive labels the correct line with the failure. This has been noted previously as https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1945. This is something I would dearly like to see addressed.
as a note, this isn't just a cursive issue. the same thing happens with cider & calva :man-shrugging:
This could partially be addressed by capturing the test name (from deftest
) and additional context (from clojure.test/testing
) when reporting the assertion failure.
I just added https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2387 as one option to address 1945.