Clojurians Log v2
cursive 2026-02-10
Hello folks. It's been a while since I last touched Cursive so I may be a bit rusty here, but how can one start an NREPL on a fixed port in Cursive? Thanks in advance.
@cfleming as always, thanks a lot for the help! it's working for me now š
It's not Cursive-specific, but you should be able to use nrepl.edn to do that: https://nrepl.org/nrepl/usage/server.html#server-options
Anyone using squint whoās worked out how to how to fix unresolved symbols in cursive?
Oooh I want to know this, too
I'll try it when I get home, one thing is that squint uses strings instead of symbols
(ns example
(:require ["fs" :as fs]
["url" :refer [fileURLToPath]]))
(println (fs/existsSync (fileURLToPath js/import.meta.url)))
(defn foo [{:keys [a b c]}]
(+ a b c))
(println (foo {:a 1 :b 2 :c 3}))
Can I have done something odd to make it hard for Cursive to find usages of CLJC functions in a library project, used in a CLJ project and a CLJS project in the same repo? I don't know if it's consistent, but, often at least, functions appear unused, and I cannot find anything with 'find usage'.
Is Cursive not knowing references of CLJC vars in CLJS/CLJ namespaces a known issue that is being worked on or is planned for fixing at some point?
The strength of CLJC is the ability to share across CLJS/CLJ for me, and that's greatly weakened when the IDE cannot see where it's used.
I can't find it in the https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues
I see @p-himik already talked about this some time ago. https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C0744GXCJ/p1713075817741459
In my context menu I donāt see āResolve [macro-name] as...ā. Also in Languages & Frameworks/Clojure/Symbol Resolution, I can see the table, but it only has a minus button, so I canāt even manually add a resolution there. āCopy to project/IDEā doesnāt seem to have an effect. This doesnāt help with adoption š . Any help appreciated.
Iām running 2025.3.2 Intellij (Build #IU-253.30387.90, built on January 21, 2026) and Cursive 2025.2.1-253
Iām guessing part of my problem is with potemkin. Are those resolvable with Cursive?
the table is for treating unrecognized macros as a built-in supported macro for static analysis, and you can export/import these settings between projects
but thereās currently not a way to add support for new kinds of macros that donāt mirror existing ones
you can choose "resolve as... None" to hide the errors
@shaunlebron Thatās the problem, there is no option to āresolve asā¦ā in the UI.
Context menu has option to ācreate function xxxā ONLY.
I see this sometimes when I think something weird is going on with the resolver (or intellij). does restarting do anything?
no. iāve clicked all the restart/invalidation options. computer reboot. Donāt know where to look.
When this happens, it's often that the intention required for this has been disabled. Due to the way IntelliJ presents intentions, it's quite easy for this to happen accidentally. Check Settings | Editor | Intentions | Clojure and make sure the Clojure ones are enabled, in particular Resolution.
@cfleming Is potemkin just a problem?
Possibly, yes. I did fix that back in the day but someone reported recently that it wasn't working for them, so possibly either potemkin has changed or something has broken in Cursive. I haven't had a chance to look into it yet though, I'll try to do that soon.
not a fan of this feature of potemkin. thanks!