anyone getting "wrong type argument "listp, define-clojure-indent" when jacking in?

found it - some old dir-locals config

hi all, I am trying to figure out how to stop the indicators appearing in the fringe at the start of every defn form after I evaluate a buffer in cider - I am asking here, because I’ve seen screenshots of it in elisp buffers too (tho I haven’t personally seen it in my own emacs) - anyways, it stomps on my diff-hl configuration and I don’t see any point to it so I’d like to make it go away 🙂

https://www.dropbox.com/s/a460qswmpbgyypy/Screen%20Shot%202020-10-01%20at%2017.09.51.png?dl=0 this is what I’m talking about, the (in my case) green stripes

(setq cider-use-fringe-indicators nil) should do it i believe

oh wow, thanks for the fast answer @dpsutton I will try it

confirmed it worked for me after i reevaled the form. they don't fall away immediately

no worries. i just greped defcustom fringe and it popped right up

yep, worked for me

it’s tricky getting the fringe to be helpful rather than crazy

yeah. its so subtle that i don't think i pay attention to it

Does anyone who uses lispy successfully get it working alongside magit blame? I tried to following the hint in the lispy readme and set the lispy-compat var to (edebug cider magit-blame-mode) but I still have lispy commands having priority when I'm in magit-blame-mode