Wait, there was never an lsp equivalent for (cider-find-ns)? I thought there was something like that but it was so slow it was almost unusable. I guess I confused it in my head with (consult-lsp-symbols) - which was slow at some point and not anymore.
yeah, that lsp symbols should be enough to find ns as well, I even intend to use it to fix https://github.com/clojure-lsp/clojure-lsp-intellij/issues/64
oh wow... I completely missed the fact that consult-lsp allows you to narrow things by groups... very cool.
I didn't know that 😂
I should probably use more that feature, as I still rely on text search in the editor, since it's reliable and fast, but sometimes you need to filter out trash
Yes, in consult, when you have multiple groups, you can press whatever the key you set in consult-narrow-key and then you can choose a group
yeah, that sounds convenient
@ag hey you mind sharing your emacs-configuration ?