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@joelkuiper: You might find more folk able to help you with your specific issue in #C0617A8PQ
if someone wants a simpler tool, they should probably check out inf-clojure (it doesn’t even need nrepl)
as for the performance issues - https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/228
I never spend much time debugging this, as there was a simple known workaround and moving to comint will probably fix this anyways
i guess only until recently I've preferred something like monroe simply because cider's interaction with brepl just wasn't there yet
btw, this is inf-clojure’s repo https://github.com/clojure-emacs/inf-clojure
it has the same idea as monroe - make it as simple as possible; no external deps, no servers, no nothing
@jethroksy: ah, yes - we’ve added this in 0.10
yeah i find that having to edit lein's profiles.clj just to get cider working perfectly is alright, but this should be automated
the most realistic short-term fix would be to simply examine profiles.clj and update it if it doesn’t match cider’s requirements
I mean that when you run lein repl, lein should allow for plugins and deps to be specified in the command line args