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bozhidar09:03:33

This might also be some valid bug. Unfortunately clj-refactor hasn’t been getting much love lately.

bozhidar09:03:10

@jr0cket Everything in clj-refactor requires a running REPL. The simpler refactorings were moved to clojure-mode a while ago.

practicalli-johnny09:03:13

Thanks for confirming. Although I always have a REPL running, I do now find it easier to use the more general tools you can add to Emacs (helm-swoop, helm-ag, iedit, multiple cursors) as you can use them with any programming language and plan text. I liked the idea of clj-refactor initially, especially coming from big IDE's. I now find the more general tools as effective, but appreciate they take a little time to learn. Hope you and your family / friends are safe and well.

bozhidar08:03:45

Thanks! Well, I don’t use clj-refactor myself - grep is my find-usages. 😄

mpenet12:03:50

is there a way to use cider with prepl already? Tempted to allow the use of a remote repl on a service (off by default), for debugging, but I am a bit worried about adding cider-nrepl as dep

jumar13:03:22

i don't think so. I just use socket repl (via SSH tunnel) for this; possibly combined with unravel

mpenet12:03:39

99% emacs users, so I don't want to be on the receiving end if I break tooling.

mpenet12:03:41

quick grep on the repo says no

sogaiu12:03:17

conjure is one of the few setups that has prepl support -- but that's in vim land

dpsutton13:03:28

@mpenet i think cider-nrepl might do some things to standard out that might not be great in prod. check out.clj in there

mpenet13:03:10

it's not to be used in prod

mpenet13:03:24

it's purely a restart with flag --nrepl and play at your own risk