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hmm what could I have done that made the cursive auto-require intent not show up anymore? it used to work but now it just doesn't appear ever?
This changed in the latest EAP so it’s possible something broke. First up, did you disable any of the new inspections? If not, can you email me your log file and I’ll take a look?
the thing that used to show up in the top right corner of the editor window showing warning/errors numbers in the file is gone somehow
inspection I disabled for undeclared var stuff since half my files are yellow all over 😛
ah thats actually it. turned it into a "weak warning" and now I have the auto-require thing back without the visual noise
In the latest EAP it does the opposite for me (in the REPL and during debugging, like alt-F8 eval expr). If I confirm the bubble in the REPL cursive spits out the require just to present the same bubble again every time. But it is not really needed it works even though it shows an underlined unresolved symbol.
@U05224H0W They weren’t until the latest EAP. I broke some of that out into inspections which means that users can control them better. There seem to be some performance issues doing that though so that may go backwards.
@U0KD0N5T5 I’ll look into that, thanks.