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What's the best way for cursive users to share formatting with emacs/clojure-mode/cljfmt users? It feels like in both editors, we have to override the formater, or at least format on save, using cljstyle or zprint because they can be used quickly as a binary. Is that right is there more or less people have had to do?
we standardized on using intellij+cursive across the team, because that was less effort than making sure that the dev experience across editors were on par
this is the Cursive ticket which discusses this topic: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/1403