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I just cloned spacemacs (develop branch), and practicalli's .spacemacs.d dir. I have a project using shadow.cljs, when I start the server and try connecting to it in emacs, I get the following error - parseclj-lex--leaf-token-value: Symbol's function definition is void: :number
Does the shadow-clj project run outside of an editor, i.e from a terminal
I did see some kind of parseclj error when I updated the Cider package yesterday. I simply restarted Emacs and the problem did not occur again
I can use cljs-jack-in with a figwheel-project without any problems
I was having the same issue and did a package rollback to yesterday and now it works again 🤷
I’m guessing its a bug in the newest cider release? but I don’t update packages often so could be anything
There was a new dev release of cider today, 30th September. Perhaps the dev release before that should be installed
sorry will need some help here, I am relying on spacemacs layers to install the packages, how do I go back to prior cider package ?
in the spacemacs buffer there is a button called ‘rollback packages’, if you click that you can return to an earlier state