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I’m on dev
branch of spacemacs and it seems that paredit-forward-barf-sexp
and paredit-forward-slurp-sexp
haven’t been working lately. Get the error Wrong type argument commandp, ...
I update the packages weekly, trying again now.
nope, still broken
I updated 5 days ago (packages, template and commits) and I just tried those commands, they both worked on my Clojure code. I use smartparens so wouldn't have noticed if something broke the paredit package although I don't think the paredit package itself has changed in a long time.
It could be a rogue parens that got into your code. Have you tried it with a new project?
it works after I connect to a cider repl. It used to work just fine without cider. I wonder if something changed in cider…
smartparens is not tied to any particular language and it works without CIDER running. Its been years since I used paredit, so dont know how much its tied to the way CIDER works. There have been a lot of changes in CIDER over the last year.