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Is there a way to clear all inline results?
Also I'm having some super weird issue: copied some text from the REPL window and now when I try to evaluate it it throws errors. Typing in a failing minimal case works fine while the reduced thing still breaks. The kind of form I'm evaluating is this:
(def x [{:foo/bar :foobar}])
Ok, issue seems to be that instead of spaces the REPL window uses [00m
@martinklepsch Ctrl-Shift-C clears all inline results and error messages
@robert-stuttaford awesome, thanks 🙂