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Here’s a funny thing. I had two variables defined (`User` and Game
), which I moved to new namespaces. I deleted their definition in the current namespace, but for some reason lsp isn’t marking them as “unresolved symbol”. Running clj-kondo
manually flags them as unresolved (`src/cljc/nr/schemas/app_db.cljc:9:33: error: Unresolved symbol: User`), and writing anything else (such as the lowercase user
I wrote to demonstrate) is displayed as unresolved. Any suggestions on how to “refresh the namespace” so to speak so these show up as unresolved?
if you restart the LSP, does it fix it? i know is not ideal, but I'd like to know what happens
Hmm, let me see if I can recreate