With evil-cleverparens it's called by the binding for M-(

You also get M-[ and M-{ for wrapping in a map or vector

Yes, these are the bindings ☝️ ❤️

Nice. Sounds like a couple solid votes for evil-cleverparens (I hadn’t heard of it)

I'm not using evil-cleveparens, but I do approve of those bindings 😅

would sp-wrap-around be in visual mode?

I use it typically by positioning point at the start of the form

> (I’m using doom fwiw) @U0250GGJGAE we had related discussion not too long ago here in #doom-emacs: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C01GE5PD249/p1664832575526619

Thanks all! Some good ideas here and things to check out 🙂

Maybe lsp file watch is scanning folders which shouldn't

how can I know what is it watching?

We used to have on lsp-mode a way to check that but I don't find it anymore

maybe try disabling for now and check if it keeps happening

lsp-enable-file-watchers

thank, I’ll try that. What happens if I disable that?

Emacs will not know when a file was changed outside the editor, for example git branch switches

and then lsp may become outdated in its analysis, requiring a restart

I never disable that or suggest to do that

it was a suggestion just to check if the too many open files was related to file watchers

I see. I’ll report back if it happens again

no issue here, on some pretty large (mono)repos

@U7AMPCPU2 next time it happens try running (file-notify-rm-all-watches)

Thanks for the tip @U0G75ARHC

Of course. And if the version of emacs you have doesn't have that function, here it is, you can probably just copy it into your config:

(defun file-notify-rm-all-watches ()
  "Remove all existing file notification watches from Emacs."
  (interactive)
  (maphash
   (lambda (key _value)
     (file-notify-rm-watch key))
   file-notify-descriptors))

thank you