@hlship has lacinia been tested against 1.9? I'm getting some data-reader mapping issues that seem to be coming from flatland?

I haven't tested against it recently, though we may make the switch soon. Did you disable the dependency on clojure.future.spec?

http://lacinia.readthedocs.io/en/latest/clojure.html

The flatland stuff it just for the ordered map implementation.

We do some exclusions on stuff we don't need, perhaps an explicit dependency on flatland will fix it.

yeah, it seems to be a conflict between flatland and cider's middleware, I'll look into that

yes, disabling flatland allows the repl to start, but then I get an error when requiring lacinia

Maybe we should vendor the stuff we need from flatland to avoid this issue.

So you're back on Emacs? I thought you'd switched to Cursive?

my co-workers use cider

and have some middleware installed