hum, any suggestions to improve? it doesn't seem that bad to me

I'm not sure, it doesn't happen too frequently

but I was surprised to see my entire user directory blacklisted, have no idea how that happened

i've probably been coding without linting/autocomplete for a few weeks now and only now noticed

isn't that good to blacklist he home directory? usually you don't want to add your home as a project

When I ran lsp-workspace-blacklist-remove it seemed to tell me my user directory was the issue (while in a project directory)

so from my perspective it seemed to cascade to every directory within (maybe I'm mistaken?)

maybe, TBH I'm not that familiar with blacklist, used a few times only

Actually now every clojure project I have now has LSP stuff running, so it definitely did blacklist everything at once

BTW, is that common the need to "think" what project to import? for me using doom-emacs, it's almost the i option that I want, since it already opens the project with projectile as root

the prompt will come up most of the time somehow when I'm already bashing away at my keyboard and I'll accidentally blacklist something without realizing it

yeah i'm also using doom emacs, i think the issue is the nature of how it comes up sometimes surprising me when I'm already doing things

so I'll confirm something I didn't intend to and it will disappear fast without me knowing what happened

I see, that should not be normal I think

if something more concrete comes up and I accidentally do it again i'll try to pay more attention to how it occurs and might be able to suggest something useful

okay so when I hit go to definition for a library like this for example, is there an option I can choose from to give me autocomplete from this namespace?

I tried both i while creating a directory like it asks me and n and both don't seem to give me

Hum, that prompt should not happen anymore for external deps, we fixed some months ago on both clojure-lsp + lsp-mode, could you double check if clojure-lsp and lsp-mode are updated?

ahh they're most likely not

cool all seems to be better now, my version was sept of last year

thanks!

Cool, you're welcome

Your version of what? clojure-lsp?

yup

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