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Hi. Asking the question here as well since it's related https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C0DF8R51A/p1630926396021900
This is something @U04V15CAJ and I are working to add to clojure-lsp + clj-kondo
thanks for the answer eric. are there any plans to add it? is there github issue to subscribe to? (didn't find one)
also, is decompiling java classes relevant? the most common scenario i'm encountering is writing cljoure and sometimes wanting to jump to java src, where i only have jars only with compiled classes. this project seems related but i'm no java expert to really understand what's going on there https://github.com/dgileadi/vscode-java-decompiler
Probably the first version should work only with jars which contains java source code, but @U04V15CAJ may confirm that
yeah, i was looking to have cursive-like behavior. i'm envious of all my intellij coworkers