How does one find what inserts the (ns some.name) template into a new visited .clj file to change the template? I use eglot, clojure-lsp, cider, and yasnippet. But I seem to be unable to locate the bit that does insert the template. yasnippet has a snippet that inserts exactly that, but editing the snippet and calling yas-reload-all doesn't change what's inserted. For clojure-lsp I have {:auto-add-ns-to-new-files? false} in .clojure-lsp/config.edn, removing which leads to the ns form being inserted twice in the same file, so the flag actually has an effect, and it seems to be not clojure-lsp inserting the original ns form. eglot shouldn't do that on its own I believe, as it's merely an LSP client. And cider... I couldn't find anything related to new file templates in its docs, and thus am not sure if it's ever involved. Still, the question remains, how do I figure out where the ns form comes from?