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I put it in dotspacemacs-excluded-packages
an then sadly ran into this bug: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/3424
I've got everything in a reasonable place now, but since you're asking: clj-refactor
has some conflicts with Clojure 1.9 that trigger warnings. I was trying to get rid of those warnings to make the other warnings more visible / trustworthy.
does anyone here use shells in emacs? Trying to figure out if it’s the kind of thing I can do to improve my workflow or if it’s not something people really do.
my tmux config got kinda borked after updating, I stopped using it (until I'd clean up and fix my config). And then I decided to try eshell. I'm mostly using eshell now. My tmux config still borked, I do sometimes run things in iTerm (with no tmux)
@alexkeyes I use zsh for my standard treminal setup. So I configured Spacemacs to use the same shell using multi-term https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/create-a-project/using-emacs-eshell.html
I also used ohmyzshell to configure my zsh setup. Works really well. Some themes may not work as well inside Emacs though,
also thanks for writing that gitbook @jr0cket! It’s great I’ve used it a ton and shown it to people.
One day I will finish that gitbook...