@alpox I dunno what to say there, other than that helm is a separate Emacs package that integrates into a billion other things. If you’re not too invested in your existing .emacs yet, I would give Prelude a try. It’s an Emacs setup built by @bozhidar who does Clojure dev, and he ensures it all works pretty well.

@kingmob i cannot work much with different setups, sadly. Im using mostly plain spacemacs

Ahh, spacemacs is cool, but has its own way of doing packaging. Is their Cider up-to-date?

> @kingmob i cannot work much with different setups, sadly. Im using mostly plain spacemacs

There’s no such thing as plain Spacemacs. 😄 😄 😄

spacemacs cider is up to date, it just uses elpa/melpa

are you on spacemacs develop or master?

a bugfix came across develop this morning related to helm-bookmark

(get on develop anyway, it's better)

if you're there already just run a git pull

just checked the commit, it says it fixes a void-variable error

@kingmob

so that should fix you up

Thanks @chris, but it’s @alpox having Cider problems in Spacemacs.

lol shit, welp

@chris thanks for the input 🙂 the Symbol... helm-bookmarks-map error is gone, but cider still doesn’t open a repl on cider-jack-in 😕

@alpox: I'm not sure about not being able to jack in, but I would recommend against using cider-connect to connect to a repl running in a terminal

cider does a bunch of dependency injection to get itself running, so you might find inconsistencies in versions if you do it that way

do you have anything weird in your ~/.lein/profiles.clj

any weird plugins or versions or anything?

what is the actual error you're getting?

although, the cider documentation explains what needs to be done manually if you don’t want dependencies injected automatically. https://cider.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation/#ciders-nrepl-middleware