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which i why i eventually stopped using spacemacs and emacs altogheter
i think emacs has the most unstable packages out of any editor
@bojan.matic: I mean my issue is because I am being forced to use old versions of software against my will and nothing good happens from that regardless of what you use. If I just upversion to the latest version of leinigen then everything works fine, so it’s not really a mark against spacemacs or emacs.
i was just commenting on the issue of pinned package dependencies
> This leaves us with the fun situation where Spacemacs stability is a function of todays date.
this is a sad affair, that isn’t at all helped by the fact that the packages seem to break at random intervals
that is one of the reasons why i ultimately abandoned emacs as my editor, some years ago
@bojan.matic: > i think emacs has the most unstable packages out of any editor Sublime, Atom, VS Code and even IntelliJ’s plugins aren’t less buggy. Average number of packages any Emacs user uses anytime is usually a lot bigger than number of plugins utilized in any other editor. Given the fact that it’s almost 100% open sourced software we’re talking about you should be surprised that it works at all and people have used Emacs for decades and I bet it will survive another 50 years
that doesnt help me when my editor breaks if i install it on tuesday on a new machine
i’m mostly using atom now, and I update packages all the time, with no breakage
maybe i was just unlucky, maybe i was doing some things wrong, but that’s the general impression i got
@jasonjckn: I have this to overide that mapping: (with-eval-after-load 'clj-refactor (define-key clj-refactor-map "/" nil) (evil-define-key 'insert clj-refactor-map (kbd "s-/") 'cljr-slash))
I am struggling with trying to expand an expression (hash map) in the Inspector (cider-inspect)… does anyone knows what keys do I have to press in order to expand it?…
@rcanepa: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/blob/master/cider-inspector.el#L56