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2020-08-19

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Oliver George03:08:09

Quick sanity check. I updated IntelliJ and seems like Cursive isn't working. IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 (Community Edition) Build #IC-202.6397.94, built on July 27, 2020 Non-Bundled Plugins: String Manipulation, com.intellij.plugins.watcher, name.kropp.intellij.makefile, net.seesharpsoft.intellij.plugins.csv, com.cursiveclojure.cursive, PythonCore

cfleming03:08:32

Looks ok to me, I’m using Cursive on 2020.2 and lots of others are too. What’s not working?

Oliver George03:08:58

Perhaps my project isn't configured right. I'll poke around more.

Oliver George03:08:06

Thanks for confirming it should work.

cfleming03:08:35

If this is a project that was working previously, the first thing to try would be File-&gt;Invalidate caches and restart - indexes can get funky after upgrades.

Oliver George03:08:39

Found the problem. My fault. I'd rebuilt the project but not enabled a required deps alias.

Oliver George04:08:23

Reason isn't interesting but it's react native and I'm switching between figwheel and krell... both have different clojurescript deps so I don't specify it as a top level dep.

Oliver George04:08:27

Anyway, my bad.

Oliver George03:08:27

Should I downgrade IntelliJ?

Oliver George04:08:51

@cfleming while you're about. It'd be really nice if js interop stuff wasn't all marked as "not resolved"...

cfleming04:08:13

Yeah, I was actually planning to start fixing that this afternoon - it’s on my shortlist.

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Oliver George04:08:07

Same for core js stuff like promises...

beders04:08:41

I'm getting Dependency errors when using [day8.re-frame/tracing "0.5.1"]. When loading a namespace, Cursive displays: "Dependency cycle. trace.cljc -> trace.cljc -> trace.cljc"

beders04:08:54

any way around that other than not using this library?

beders04:08:25

(this is with old fighweel using piggy back and whatnot)

stuartrexking05:08:56

Can anyone remind me which setting is responsible for wrapping on indenting? Say I have 

(comment)
(println "HELLO")
if I indent the second line I want it to automatically wrap like so 
(comment
  (println "HELLO"))

stuartrexking05:08:02

I've had to setup on ubuntu as my MBP battery exploded and I lost my settings 😢. I can't remember what configuration I had exactly.

stuartrexking05:08:48

This is what it does with the default settings. I can't tell if it's IdeaVim not playing nicely or Cursive config.

stuartrexking06:08:39

Looks like what I actually want is parinfer.