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2017-02-09
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danielsz00:02:41

The Boot tasks work actually, it was my mistake. I've got everything running now. I can see one mention of "Internal Dirac Error" but it doesn't seem to be of consequence.

darwin00:02:01

please paste it here

danielsz00:02:13

`Dirac v1.1.3, Chrome/58.0.3004.3, Linux/?, Backend API/external/459, Backend CSS/external/415 An error was logged into the internal DevTools console: | : {:changed-namespaces {:boot.user {:aliases {}, :interns {:dosh {:arglists "([& args])", :doc "\"Evaluates args as a shell command, blocking on completion and throwing an\\n exception on non-zero exit status. Output from the`

danielsz00:02:24

I just pasted the first few lines, because it is huge.

danielsz00:02:33

It looks like a source code from boot.

darwin00:02:55

maybe using Cider or some other nREPL middleware?

darwin00:02:26

dirac does not play well with “foreign” nREPL middleware trying talking to it

darwin00:02:42

especially if it speaks “Clojure"

danielsz00:02:33

Right. Then that must be it. All my projects run refactor-nrepl and cider-nrepl by default.

danielsz00:02:34

If it's just an entry in the log, I don't mind.

darwin00:02:35

ok, but you will probably see more when your nREPL client (in emacs) will try to use those nREPL middleware to do something

danielsz00:02:43

OK, I'll keep an eye on it. I'll see if it's manageable. Otherwise I might have to change my default boot.profile. No biggie.

danielsz00:02:08

Thanks a lot for your help.

danielsz00:02:14

You're doing awesome work, and it's especially nice to see people coming from Javascript and progressing so quickly in Clojurescript. I'm impressed.

danielsz00:02:33

I hope you enjoy the journey.

darwin00:02:21

thanks, good luck with Dirac 🙂

onetom21:02:23

We are also happy users of Dirac since 0.6.x, so thanks! 🍺