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hi, I'm attempting a switch from cursive to emacs for development. cursive has a nice feature that shows you the symbols in a namespace for a quick overview https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/navigation.html#file-structure is there something similar with cider/clojure-lsp?
very nice! lsp-treemacs-symbols and lsp-ui-imenu look like exactly what I need :) thanks!
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There is also cider-browse-ns, which you can run on any namespace that’s been loaded in cider.