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Just a question out of curiosity. I have a ~/.lein/profiles.clj with a setup for REBL (using https://github.com/RickMoynihan/nrebl.middleware ). Now, if I start a lein repl in a folder that does not have a project.clj, and I try to open REBL, it segfaults, but if that folder had a project.clj I can open REBL just fine. Does lein boot this repl differently in both situations?
Mostly just wondering, the engineer in me wants to know what makes this difference ^^.
could it be that the segfault happens in something rebl tries to do?
looking at the middleware code that seems unlikely actually
Yeah it super strange to me that it doesn’t segfault if there is a project, so I’m assuming it has to do with how this repl is booted in both cases?
I don’t know, I would find it strange if it had something to do with REBL or the middleware, if that makes any sense. I would have expected it to never work then…