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am I not supposed to get an "intention" when I press Opt+Enter
on a qualified keyword, which uses a namespace alias (eg. ::anom/fault
), to require that namespace with the corresponding :as
clause?
maybe im not getting such an option, because the alias is ambiguous?
I went to paste some core.async code having a <
in it and this popped up
found it
I think it would be better to offer a special paste-as-hiccup operation that can be bound to a keyboard shortcut as desired
I think discoverability of a special command would be far worse, and the detection doesn’t mess up that frequently (and could definitely be improved).
but I had to discover how to disable it
Well, you can also always just click the “Paste Normally” button, right? How often does this happen?
It seems Cursive doesn't deal well with assertions when they are not in a test but in a function called from the test (in my case it is even in another ns). No indication the fn "failed" or that the assertion in the fn (test/is) failed
Yes, that’s https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/823. I’ll see if I can look at that soon, I’m planning some work on the test integration.
awesome, thx!