Clojurians Log v2

I appreciate disabling the auto repl is a bias of mine. I would rather have a not connected message that start a REPL that I hadnt configured. I use Clojure CLI with aliases to configure the REPL startup. My understanding was that auto_repl started a Babashka repl by default, which I dont think would support my workflow as it wouldnt have the tools I use.

To override my config, you could add the following to any .lua file in lua/plugins , e.g. lua/plugins/clojure.lua or lua/plugins/worrelsilk.lua . Or update the configuration directly in lua/community.lua (although this means managing merging if pulling updates from Practicalli repo (there shouldnt be to many)

{
    "AstroNvim/astrocore",
    opts = {
      options = {
        g = {
          -- auto repl (babashka)
          ["conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#connection#auto_repl#enabled"] = true,
          ["conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#connection#auto_repl#hidden"] = false,
          ["conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#connection#auto_repl#cmd"] = "bb nrepl-server localhost:$port",
          ["conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#eval#auto_require"] = false,

          -- Test runner: "clojure", "clojuresCRipt", "kaocha"
          ["conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#test#runner"] = "clojure",
        },
      },
    },
  },

With hindsight, I could probably move my biased conjure workflow options into lua/plugins/practicalli.lua and leave conjure defaults as they are. Then people could disable that whole lua file which if full of my opinions laughcry. Something to try out at the weekend 🙂

Thanks for the elaboration! It seems that lua/plugins/clojure.lua and lua/community.lua are waltzing together: when in one file the first if true then return {} end form is uncommented, it should be commented out in the other file, right? At least, for my current download of your files, maybe I'm behind a few commits...

Yes, using one or the other is recommended. The lua/community.lua uses the astrocommunity clojure pack with conjure, parinfer and paredit (sexp). The lua/plugins/clojure.lua is for a custom configuration for Clojure, with examples of plugins you could use.

I did a test today and I can move all my Conjure configuration options into lua/plugins/practicalli.lua and have things working as I wish. The practicalli lua file can be disabled if my options (more than for just clojre) are not required. I'll push an update to the Practicalli Astro config tonight hopefully. I will recommend people create their own alternative to the lua/plugins/practicalli.lua configuration file if they want to use their own plugin options, key bindings, colorscheme and dashboard logo. FYI. I also hide the Conjure Hud (the floating REPL log) via Conjure options, as I have Portal connected to the Clojure project and listening to all evaluation results (over nrepl). I also have a mulog publisher that sends log events to Portal.