Not awesome, but you should just need to Add as Leiningen Project on the project.clj each time you have to switch to an older branch. Should be able to do that through either the context menu on the file or through the Leiningen tool window.

How about just having a git worktree checked out to the old branch?

@U01GXCWSRMW, thanks, this approach will get me through for now. Appreciate the response

I’m actually not sure what’s required for that, I’ll investigate.

Looks pretty straightforward, could you file an issue for that and I’ll fix it in the next EAP?

Actually, I filed https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2579, I’ll fix that now.

oh, i didn’t see your earlier message. thanks a lot!

I need to use it for a bit before releasing, there’s a system of exceptions which seem to be used to suppress common warnings that tend to appear in each language. I’m not sure yet why they’re different per-language, so I’ll use it myself for a bit and see if any of the suggestions are obviously annoying. There’s an issue at the moment in which docstrings require the support to be turned on for literals, i.e. they’re not recognised as documentation (there’s a system of scopes which can be turned on and off).

sounds good, please take your time and release it whenever you feel comfortable doing so. 🙂

This now understands when a string is a docstring - by default Grazie is off for string literals, but on for doc, and Cursive will obey that.

(note that the bare string literals aren’t annotated)

This is out now in the latest EAP.