So upon re-installing spacemacs. I've found that flycheck is no longer linting clojure. It is correctly linting bash scripts It's installed

joker -v
v0.9.2

(require 'flycheck-joker)
  (add-to-list 'flycheck-global-modes 'clojure-mode)
  (add-to-list 'flycheck-global-modes 'clojurescript-mode)

Syntax checkers for buffer me.clj in clojure-mode:
  edn-joker
    - may enable: yes
    - predicate:  nil
    - executable: Found at /usr/bin/joker

  clojure-joker
    - may enable: yes
    - predicate:  t
    - executable: Found at /usr/bin/joker

Flycheck Mode is enabled. Use M-m u C-c ! x to enable disabled checkers.

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Flycheck version: 32snapshot (package: 20181018.1021)
Emacs version:    26.1
System:           x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
Window system:    x

Can anyone think of what might be wrong here?

yah, I've noticed that too.. frustrating

why are if-not and as-> does 3 spaces indent instead of 2? This is annoying as my co-workers all has 2 indenting in their editor, our PRs keep having indention wars. I can add (put-clojure-indent 'if-not 2) into my dot file, but that’s iffy.

Wow, I never noticed that. I can't think of any reason why it would work that way.

I would either do the put-clojure-indent thing you mentioned, ask #cider, or look further in GitHub issues and the like to see if somebody's discussed this before.

Frustrating … can I confirm that you all having the same indenting behavior?

How do I add a break point in a function? SPC m d b ?

That doesn't seem to work because when I call that function in my REPL nothing happens.

@petr @ag I am using the clojure-lint layer with Spacemacs develop and linting seems to be working just fine with Joker. I am still on Emacs 25.3.50.2, but assume its not the version of Emacs that is the problem if it was working before.

@jr0cket thansk for the response. Emacs is updated. I hope that's not the issue as I'm not sure exactly which version I was on before

I have Emacs 27 on an older laptop, so will set up Joker and give it a test to see if it works

It doesn't seem that that layer is available to me thoguh:

Testing settings in dotspacemacs/layers [[file:/home/peter/.spacemacs::dotspacemacs/layers][Show in File]]
** TEST: Each path in [[file:/home/peter/.spacemacs::dotspacemacs-configuration-layer-path][dotspacemacs-configuration-layer-path]] is a string
** TEST: Each path in [[file:/home/peter/.spacemacs::dotspacemacs-configuration-layer-path][dotspacemacs-configuration-layer-path]] exists in filesystem
** TEST: Each layer in [[file:/home/peter/.spacemacs::dotspacemacs-configuration-layers][dotspacemacs-configuration-layers]] can be found
*** PASS: html
*** PASS: ansible
*** PASS: colors
*** PASS: nginx
*** PASS: python
*** PASS: ruby
*** PASS: javascript
*** PASS: yaml
*** PASS: clojure
*** PASS: helm
*** PASS: auto-completion
*** PASS: better-defaults
*** PASS: emacs-lisp
*** PASS: git
*** PASS: markdown
*** PASS: org
*** FAIL: clojure-lint

On the develop branch that is

@petr sorry my mistake, you have to clone the layer first, then add the layer to .spacemacs. Details are on the github page https://github.com/n2o/clojure-lint-spacemacs-layer

If you look in the packages.el file for that layer, they configure things slightly differently it seems.

(defconst clojure-lint-packages
  '(flycheck
    flycheck-joker))

(defun clojure-lint/init-flycheck-joker ()
  (use-package flycheck-joker))

(defun clojure-lint/post-init-flycheck ()
  (add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook 'flycheck-mode))

So I downgraded flycheck-joker and linting is working again

It seems another package is broken 😕

Oh dear. The last flycheck package I downloaded was version flycheck-20180907.1319 which seems to be working okay.

I had 20181021.xxxx

Its borked

Good to know, I'll keep an eye out for a new version before updating the packages, thanks.

@mario.cordova.862 I have a breakpoint working (Spacemacs develop branch, with sayid package set to false). I put the cursor on the s of the str function call in the foo function definition. Then when I call foo with an argument, up pops the debugging options and the result of the expression (which I can interact with). It seems I can also inject values into the x argument of the str call). I am no expert at this, so this is just what I figured out.

Thanks for chiming in!

@jr0cket In order to run the debugger do I have to have the function call in the namespace?