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2021-08-15
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Figured most of the above, so for future readers (assuming your using CLJ CLI Tools) • Yes. Iced CLJS is going to automate the figwheel-main guide stuffs. This means that if you were not running the above manually then you will need to remove anything in your deps.edn alias that was running figwheel-main because Iced is going to be running it through the Figwheel API. e.g.
;; from this
{:dev {:extra-paths ... :other-config .... :main-opts ["-m" "--build" "dev" ...]}}
;; you just need
{:dev {:extra-paths ... :other-config ....}}
You know what would be neat when doing coc-references
, with clojure-lsp, coc and instead of a quickfix window, it's a popup/floating window showing all the references!
Is that a setting? I feel like I remember seeing a mention of that
https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim might fit the bill there. Although I think that requires the Neovim built in LSP.