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2019-04-07
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I use the old version [binaryage/dirac "1.2.35"]
can work, then use the control ,
can switch to Dirac’s CLJS Prompt.
@stevechan I just tried it with 1.3.5, latest chrome canary and latest macOS and dirac-sample project and it works as expected
the only confusing thing is that after (dirac :ls)
in REPL it switches REPL prompt to cljs.user=>
, I would expect it to switch the prompt after (dirac :join)
anyways, js/alert or any other command is properly executed in my page and reflected in js console with dirac
I don’t understand how you can be using 1.2.35
which is about 1 year old with latest Chrome Canary. This cannot be expected to work. I already gave you this link: https://github.com/binaryage/dirac/blob/master/docs/faq.md#why-should-i-use-recent-chrome-canary-with-dirac-devtools
Please read it.
@stevechan to me it looks like your nREPL configuration is problematic, I don’t understand why, maybe you have some global setting somewhere which affects nREPL or you have somehow modified dirac-sample?
I added this check quite recently: https://github.com/binaryage/dirac/commit/1f7c1814fb5759a47b7abab058966ef825fd0b3c