It seems current versions of clj-refactor will eagerly load all files in your project when the process starts up... is there any way to turn this off?

if memory serves right it is off by default. you might have something in your config to turn it on

give me a sec

my guess would be that cljr-warn-on-eval is set to nil in your config plexus

ah yes, you're right. When I do an operation and it needs to analyze the code I want it to just do it without asking, but it shouldn't load all code at startup.

hold on a bit

you are right too ;)

you still can have this set to nil but then you need to set cljr-eagerly-build-asts-on-startup to nil

this indeed defaults to t

aha, good to know. Thanks for looking that up!

nw

A question for the Spacemacs users here, recently we made Sayid opt-in in the Clojure layer, and @bozhidar suggested doing the same for clj-refactor. Does that seem like a good idea? ( 👍 for making it opt-in, 👎 for keeping the current always-on default)

This means you would have to do this to get clj-refactor back:

dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
'(...
 (clojure :variables clojure-enable-clj-refactor t))

there seems to be a #spacemacs channel

relatively active?!

i am not following it so no real idea...

Yep, it's fairly active. I'm in it. And I don't feel strongly either way about making clj-refactor opt-in.

Can I do something equivalent to git show 705e35b0 but that will use Clojure syntax highlighting? I was thinking of either: • using Emacs as a pager (current attempt will complain: emacs: standard input is not a tty) • Searching a magit/etc solution (not experienced with magit myself)

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another very similar command I'm targeting to replace would be git diff master. With both, I want to code-review myself