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2019-07-03
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- # clojure (82)
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I’m happily back to using clojure on a regular basis. I’m working on a large codebase with cider, and evey time I compile, emacs freezes for several seconds. Looking at the nrepl-messages buffer, this seems to be related to changed-namespaces
messages that seem huge. Is there anything that I can do to stop emacs from freezing (presumably while parsing these changes)?
@hugod #cider might have more domain knowledge to answer that question. From a higher level, it might help to use the emacs profiler to determine if your theory on parsing is correct
Thanks @U0FRWDJT1 - I’ll follow up in #cider
I'm wondering how hard it would be to get cider-overlays working in inf-clojure
There was an in-progress PR on that if I remember correctly