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2021-07-06
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I havent used Datomic for ages and havent actually used Datomic Ions, although I like the architecture of that approach. It does seem a lot of code for what I believe is just 3 Clojure command lines - well it seems like its one command with three different options passed :woman-shrugging:
I would prefer to run these deploy and status commands in a terminal window anyway.
There has been a significant update to the automatic-highlightsymbol Emacs package and it is causing symbol highlighting to be on by default in all modes. This is a change to the default behaviour in Spacemacs which has this mode switched off.
My fix was to copy the original auto-highlight-symbol-20210108.1841
package from the ~/.emacs.d/.cache/rollback/<emacs-version>/develop
directory to ~/.emacs.d/elpa/<emacs-version>/develop
directory and move or delete the newer package.
There is an issue on Spacemacs discussing other options and if not using the symbol highlight transient menu key bindings, #
and *
then you can remove the hooks for automatic-highlight-symbol mode
https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/14880