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hey, sometimes when I start a repl connecting to a script running in :target :node-script
standard out seems to be set to the node process, but I'd like it to go to the repl if possible
am I missing something obvious? what's tricky is that sometimes the text do end up in the repl...
@saikyun the only time the text ends up at the REPL is when you use node-repl
(not the build repl)
I'm trying to connect from Cursive to two repl runtimes simultaneously, both from the same build (`{:target :chrome-extension}`), one for the background script, and one for the content script. I'm able to use (shadow/repl-runtime-select ...)
to switch between them, but what if I want to keep a repl open to each runtime at the same time, instead of switching?
I'm really just trying to work on the ergonomics, so if there's a different workflow approach that's great too.