I use the latter and tick the aliases I want in the deps tool window

followed by Refresh Clojure Deps Projects

Why do you need that alias?

Technically I only need the ["-e" "(require (quote griffin.user))"] bit of it, which I can put in another alias just fine. This is just curiosity. The :cider alias is for our team mates who are using Emacs (or Vim with the right plugins), but I thought all Cursive was doing was launching the REPL in the background with clj and connecting to it from an nREPL client, so I don't get why that alias would work on the CLI but not through a run config. It's just a bit of a faff to say "Emacs users need alias X, IntelliJ users need alias Y"

I Googled the error I got back, and got 0 results

I was at least expecting to see where it was generated on GitHub or similar...

yeah you certainly don't need cider for cursive

and I don't think ["-e" "(require (quote griffin.user))"] works in Cursive

Oh that does, definitely

oh does it?

that's new 🙂

at least to me

nice

I do recall at one point trying to set up the cider middleware, but I forget why I wanted it now. There was one specific feature it offered that I thought was handy and it'd be good to try and get in the Cursive REPL

Can't have been that important if I forgot what it was 😉

I'd use 2 aliases and emacs people could use -M:startupcommand:cider and cursive just startupcommand

Which search are you referring to specifically? IDEA has a bazillion ways to slice the search ham 🙂

cmd+shift+o

I see extensions, can you upload a screenshoot what is missing for you?

where do you see the .clj file extension in that screenshot?

oh you are right… lol. sorry

I think I used to look on icons

haha I was genuinely confused

that's what i've had to do, too, but I really don't like it

I can’t help. I have never tried to find a solution for this.

thanks for checking, though!

I was slightly confused for a moment - I’ve rebound my cmd+shift+o to be actually the Namespaces search instead of Files. Namespaces shows file types in ambigous cases.

The correct action to bind is in Settings > Keymap / Plugins > Cursive > Namespace... (and possibly also Main Menu > Navigate > Namespace...)

Just to prove a point, I did this rebinding change some time ago when I was working on a project which had a certain preference to naming things and realized that the cmd+shift+o wasn’t doing the thing I assumed it should… 😅

I don't only search for clojure files though?

Then the double-shift/“all” search would be more appropriate imo. It shows paths.