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bozhidar08:08:41

I was supposed to give a talk about CIDER there, but unfortunately I had to cancel it

bozhidar08:08:45

better luck next time

sdegutis14:08:39

What Clojure-related Emacs packages do you use?

sdegutis14:08:55

I currently only use CIDER, clojure-mode and clojure-test-mode and would love to discover more.

roberto14:08:08

clojure-refactor

sdegutis14:08:08

@roberto: Thanks, grabbing that one now.

sdegutis14:08:16

Also clojure-quick-repls sounds interesting.

bozhidar15:08:11

that’s dead

bozhidar15:08:25

or at least redundant

bozhidar15:08:37

0.10 has much better handling of multiple connections

bozhidar15:08:09

btw, clojure-test-mode is dead and buried as well

bozhidar15:08:30

CIDER has had built-in clojure.test support for a while

sdegutis17:08:36

@bozhidar: the clojure-test-mode I'm using comes with clojure-mode and I'm requiring it as a hood for clojure-mode... is it deprecated by CIDER?

bozhidar18:08:19

I should know simple_smile

bozhidar18:08:32

I personally deleted clojure-test-mode about one year ago

bozhidar18:08:50

so it certainly doesn’t come with clojure-mode anymore simple_smile

sdegutis18:08:08

@bozhidar: Oh you're bbatzov?

sdegutis18:08:10

or whoever?

sdegutis19:08:09

What could cause a redefined function (redefined with C-c C-k while CIDER is running) to not be seen and used by the running code?

sdegutis19:08:50

I ran (jetty/run-jetty #'my-handler {:port 8080}) and now inside CIDER I evaluated (defn my-handler [] {:status 200 :body "ok so far"}) and refresh but the change is not visible. What am I missing or doing wrong?

sdegutis21:08:50

@bozhidar: Never mind figured out, it's your own port of zenburn-theme.

sdegutis21:08:54

Nice btw, I may keep it.