If you can share the code then we can try replicate. Seems unusual indentation to me though.

(defn render-due-tasks []
  (let [tasks (r/atom {:error nil :items []})
        fields (r/atom {:color "" :task_id #{}})
        pagename (.-value (.getElementById js/document "pagename"))]
    (update-tasks tasks pagename)
    (fn []
      ;; when it re-paints, we need to reset the checkboxes
      (swap! fields #(assoc % :task_id #{}))

      [:div
       [:table
        [:colgroup
         [:col {:style {:width "2em"}}]
         [:col {:style {:width "100%"}}]]
        [:tbody
         (for [task (:items @tasks)]
           ^{:key task}
           [:tr (when
                    (:highlight task)
                  {:style {:background-color (:highlight task)}})
            [:td [:input {:type "checkbox"
                          :name "task_id"
                          :value (:task_id task)
                          :on-change #(toggle-checkbox fields %)}]]
            [:td (:task_name task)]])]]
       [:p {:style {:color "red"}} (:error @tasks)]

       ;; delete button
       [:button {:on-click #(delete-tasks fields tasks pagename)} "delete"] " "

       ;; highlight button
       [:select {:name "color"
                 :on-change #(handle-highlight fields % tasks pagename)}
        [:option {:value nil} "highlight"]
        (for [color (keys shared/colormap)]
          ^{:key color} [:option {:value color} color])]

       ;; defer button
       [:select {:name "defer" :on-change ()}
        [:option {:value nil} "defer"]
        ]
       ])))

Curious. When I format the above code with cider-format-buffer (with the REPL started) then I get what I consider the correct indentation

[:tr (when
      (:highlight task)
       {:style {:background-color (:highlight task)}})

(when (:highlight task)
 ,,,)

yep I guess that's nicer

whenever you get a unusual indent, it can be considered clojure-mode's way of telling you that the newline placement wasn't that idiomatic

@U45T93RA6 Is that a specific feature of clojure-mode (I couldnt find any docs) or a consequence of clojure-mode not having an applicable rule to apply? Or perhaps a general tip from experience? Thanks.

You're hovering over a snippet

@U043RSZ25HQ What do you mean? I am calling corfu-info-documentation which returns “No documentation available for …“.

The candidate you're selecting is a snippet, it doesn't have any docs

Ah, that’s just an example, it doesn’t work anywhere. (however, C-c C-d d works over snippets, so I wouldn’t mind if Corfu could do it too)

@U043RSZ25HQ If it works for you, could you share your configuration 🙏?

I don't use eglot but my doom config is here: https://github.com/elken/doom

@UBRV1HXPD It's possible we haven't implemented something required in CIDER. This doc integration had a special API in Company mode, not sure how the situation looks in Corfu.

I've yet to try it.

@U051BLM8F To be honest, I don't care about Cider much. I'd prefer it to work with clojure-lsp and eglot. That is, to have documentation even when the repl isn't running.

Fair enough. I can't comment on the integration between elgot and corfu, though, as I've never used them.

Seems to be an eglot problem, in a vanilla emacs with clojure-mode, lsp-mode & corfu everything works fine