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If you exactly type a previously used ns alias plus a var defined in that ns (like pprint/pprint
, Cursive will suggest "Require namespace".
It would be useful to just offer autocompletion+require for known ns aliases, without the need of typing the exact ns alias + var combination. Or is this available already somehow?
Note quite a Cursive question, but IntelliJ/Mac/Cursive. I got a new Mac running Ventura synced my shortcuts from the cloud and the raise
shortcut doesn't work. Should be cmd+'
. Anyone else have this issue and know what the solution is? I'm wondering if there's some reserved global shortcut or something.
yes, i've experienced that too before, but i can't remember what was the solution. in fact, i vaguely remember, that restarting intellij fixed the issue for awhile, until it occurred again. which version combination are you using? im also using Karabiner Elements, so i thought it could be related to that, but it think it wasn't.
You can check to see if there’s a conflict in IntelliJ at Preferences | Keymap, using Find Actions by Shortcut (this icon here:)
That will show you if there are any conflicts in IntelliJ that might be a problem. Note that there will be some other actions there since actions are context sensitive, but hopefully you’ll be able to tell if they’re ones that might conflict in the context of an editor.
The other thing to check is OS shortcuts, under System Preferences | Keyboard. I don’t think there’s a good way to search there, though. I seem to recall using a Mac tool to debug a similar problem once, but I can’t remember what it was.
I've got an issue where there's a huge amount of memory being generated which causes everything to be slow:
This is a small thing, but is anyone else having trouble downloading ClojureDocs? It's timing out for me.
mine also seems to be timing out this morning
Same problem here. I reported it here: https://github.com/zk/clojuredocs/issues/245#issuecomment-1344123111
Same problem here as well.