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how do you get emacs and cider to respect project specific java versions?
@UK0810AQ2 can you give me an example? I set my local jenv to 1.8 but cider jack in still gives me 1.11
Does jenv just add .java version file?
In the project you need to run jenv local VERSION and it'll create a file pinning it locally
@UK0810AQ2 jenv local version is run from the project root directory and cider-jack-in from emacs still picks up a different version. Are you getting different behavior?
you could use https://github.com/purcell/envrc and set the right env vars in a .envrc
This looks promising. Ty ty 😃
@U02N27RK69K this seems to work well enough for env vars and .evrc. ty very much.
I'm so glad!