@azzurite if you are using windows, you need to not use trampoline, which means you can’t use rebel-readline

not sure what the Compile exception is but it seems like its getting truncated by some output race condition

I have to fix the figwheel-main template so that windows is setup without rebel-readline

@tmarble you diagnosed that correctly, this does seem like a situation where the repl-eval-timeout exists to assist you during interactive development but the default should probably be higher for non-interactive REPL use

@dimovich I’m sorry you are still having problems with this I do notice in your config that if you are working on your local machine you don’t need the :connect-url config key

Readline dependency is off anyway.

and trampoline?

I'm using it inside nREPL

ah

nREPL is launched how in this case?

I don't know really it's inside intellij...

oh OK

so that’s not the problem

I think it does just clojure.main

yeah so this isn’t the problem

it does look like there is an error though

But yeah it happens inside intellij and with the default "lein fig:build" from the template as well

In git bash

but it’s not just the original template that is causing this

Well

I have not tried :D

I’m not sure what is happening but it looks like there is an error when loading some clojure code

Well I did report the one thing on github with the backslash folder escapes

Which happened to be \c

yeah that has to be fixed

@azzurite just to be sure remove the “trampoline” in the aliases fig:build etc

because trampoline on windows suffers from classpath corruption issues

I will take a look with that and if it happens with just a manual install of figwheel.main instead of using the template

IDK if it really has those issues as I use the same lein sh script as Linux, not the Windows install

But yeah will try

So one thing I found, Compile Exception: C only happens when the /target directory is not empty

so when I delete target/ no exception happens

maybe something to do with my files being in C:\...?

okay I can do it even more specifically: if the file target/public/cljs-out/<projectname>/test_runner.js.map already exists when running lein fig:build, then it shows Compile Exception: C

https://gist.github.com/Azzurite/2cab8a949b2118d91e2e4d99befdcffb

@azzurite if you set :auto-testing to false does the error go away?

or is this your own test-runner?

no it's still the lein template

and it does not go away

@azzurite If you want to put your project up somewhere (or give me a set of commands to try) I can see if I can replicate it - I might not be able to get to it today though. A few things that might help (or you've tried them already and they didn't) - see if the problem exists using leiningen from the regular windows command prompt, without using the alias or Cursive at all - Avoid anything related to clojure.main - it's still early access in Cursive and has a figwheel specific bug right now - Try following the instructions at https://figwheel.org/docs/cursive.html - I haven't tested them against Windows, but there's no reason I can think of that they shouldn't work

@shaun-mahood it's just the default figwheel-main lein template, and it happens everywhere, but only if the test-runner source map exists already

but yeah, idk can I enable some more debug logging? or do some other debugging with this? I have no idea as I just picked up clojure a few days ago

@azzurite That really sucks - I hate it when newcomers to Clojure hit these kinds of problems. Windows support has improved significantly but with both clojure.main and figwheel-main being reasonably new you're hitting some of the growing pains, I think. Is there something specific that you are trying to get working with figwheel, or are you mainly trying to get things setup so that you can start playing with ClojureScript?