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Quick question about clojure-lsp
and cider
.. I noticed that when I try the cider command M-.
-> cider-find-var
and the function definition is not in my working directory but say in core.cljs
(so presumably in a jar), everything hangs and I have to force kill emacs.. has anyone experienced that at all?
cider can be interrupted using C-c C-c
, or using the function cider-interrupt
- that may help, too
BTW if you are using cider command especifically, clojure-lsp is not being used there
When I run M-x cider-find-var
I get a LSP:: Connected to..
message and everything just hangs from there..