@cfleming Yep.

It’s 100% backwards compatible.

http://nrepl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation/#upgrading-from-nrepl-02x-to-04x

@bozhidar Thanks! Sorry, I should have RTFM.

Does nrepl.new actually use any Clojure 1.8 features? I’m running 1.7 since I’m on a fork and I’ve been lazy to rebase.

No, it doesn’t.

It works on Clojure 1.7 just fine.

I was just curios if someone will complain about this, as I noticed in the State of Clojure survey that over 6 months ago the usage of 1.7 was under 5%.

Yeah, I’m a special case there.

Just confirmed that actually the current codebase works fine with Clojure 1.5. 😄

I could update, I’d just have to rebase and merge and I’m lazy since there’s nothing in later versions that I need.

I’m definitely 1.5 compatible 🙂

I’ll add 1.7 to the build matrix especially for you.

❤️

I’ll update sooner or later, but no pressing need right now.

Ok, I’ll try to get this into my next release - it should be pretty trivial for me.

@cfleming The build matrix and the manual were updated https://travis-ci.org/nrepl/nREPL

> Ok, I’ll try to get this into my next release - it should be pretty trivial for me.

Thanks!

I’m looking so much to the day where everyone’s on the new nREPL and we can just focus on polishing it. 🙂