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what are people's experiences of atom/proto-repl against vscode/clojureVSCode
Anybody using proto-repl with shadow-cljs? shadow-cljs doesn't write the nREPL port to .nrepl-port
, but rather to a folder inside target
(which I actually prefer over leaving droppings in my project folder). I can connect manually by opening that file and copy/pasting the port number, but it would be nice if it just auto-filled. I don't see a proto-repl setting to specify where to grab the port of a running nREPL process, wondering if anyone has a less manual solution.
@dave.dixon i was talking with @thheller about that very problem. we talked about maybe having shadow write to .nrepl-port
if something else hadn’t already written there. he wants to make sure shadow plays nice with lein and lein really owns that file. i haven’t figured out a way to perma-set the port so i do it manually (also annoying that the box that pops up doesn’t let you tab)
I take it you haven't had any luck with this either: https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#nREPL
@ben.mumford620 I played with vscode a bit this week. i’m sticking with atom for the moment because someone (perhaps @dave.dixon) convinced me to try out “smart mode” with parinfer and that’s not yet available on vscode
Just got it to work. I usually connect with ctrl-alt-, y
and manually enter the port number.
Would be nice if it were automatic, but now that I have it set to a static value at least I don't have to hunt down the file and copy/paste.