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bozhidar13:06:27

@blance If I recall correctly you were supposed to write integrations. @benedek and @dominicm should know better, as they worked on this.

bozhidar13:06:48

@jumar is liked right that you found a bug, though.

bozhidar13:06:11

You should file this to the issue tracker and we’ll fix it soon.

jumar13:06:38

I'll do that today

bozhidar13:06:53

Actually let me just commit a quick fix right away. The change is trivial anyways.

bozhidar13:06:25

I’ve updated the code, you should just wait for the next MELPA build.

jumar09:06:55

@bozhidar I've just tried the latest build and it's seriously broken 😮. I couldn't run any tests anymore. See https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2357 (the comment)

bozhidar14:06:21

You’re welcome!

fedreg20:06:33

Does anyone know of a good package (or have a function they can share) to find unused variables or imports in a namespace? My intellij using co-workers have this and I’m jealous. thx

gfredericks20:06:17

the ideal version of eastwood in my head does this I don't know if the real life version does

cmack21:06:26

for the imports, it looks like the clean namespace of clj-refactor would work… but I can’t confirm https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el/wiki/cljr-clean-ns

cmack21:06:52

… but maybe it goes a step too far by removing them

dpsutton21:06:17

i use emacs to file tickets for my cursive coworkers to refactor and remove imports, remove unused vars. it's worked quite well for me

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jakemcc21:06:37

I believe that with flycheck will achieve what you want. I use it to find both of those things while editing files

fedreg21:06:26

I’ll give these a try. … Thanks all for the suggestions!

ag21:06:11

flycheck + joker is really sweet. Make sure glance through differences of joker and clojure. Makes you appreciate how much awesomeness Clojure actually have accumulated over the years