Probably text-mode?

Just started using spacemacs with evil mode, for some reason when I'm in a clj file hitting c clears the line and enters insert mode. With other layers it behaves as expected so I can use ciw etc. Anyone know what's going on?

nvm, restart cleared it...

ah, it seems the problem starts when I do a cider-jack-in

@oliver089 That’s odd. Can you check what c gets bound to then?

it looks like it just switches to holy mode when I jack in

I don’t use evil-mode, but I assume you’re getting some keybinding conflict when cider-mode gets enabled.

holy-mode?

I don’t even know what this is. 🙂

as in emacs mode 🙂

(not evil)

I see - might be some issue with Spacemacs then.

When writing elisp tests in buttercup, aren’t “spies” supposed to exist only in the describe block where they are defined? I’m seeing the behavior where spy-on in one block is breaking tests in another.

hold on… I’m pinning buttercup to melpa-stable, let me unpin and try again.

i've seen that before. it broke a lot of tests

i think buttercup is abandoed righ tnow

Very irritating. Well, the github project shows some recent activity. I guess I’ll file an issue.

Buttercup is on the brink of being replaced by an internal emacs test framework. There should be a PR in buttercup which has more detail

In inf-clojure I am using both for the little amount of tests I added

Waiting for better times 😄

what's the internal framework? ert?

or something new

Something new will land, don't remember now the details...let me check

oh cool. any chance @richiardiandrea or @gonewest818 are gonna be in new orleans for clojure SYNC?

I this is what will end up in emacs: https://github.com/phillord/assess

@dpsutton this year only one Clojure conf for me and I am thinking it will be the conj 😸

gotcha. just wondering who was gonna be in the crowd

@dpsutton I wish, but concentrating on other priorities this winter/spring.

i gotcha. i'm in louisiana only 2 hours away so it didn't make sense not to go for me 🙂

Oh nice :)

nice.

That said, I don’t see evidence of assess being integrated in Emacs 26 or master.

I think I’ve worked around my issue … you can’t use the spy-on directive immediately inside the describe form. You have to set it up either inside a before-each (or probably before-all but I didn’t test that), or inside the it form, and then the scoping seems to be managed correctly.