Bozhidar Batsov
Bozhidar Batsov
Btw, feel free to open a separate discussion/ticket about addressing the usage of runtime-specific code. I think it'd be better to focus here on solving the actual issue with `nbb`.
> This is because the the call to (package-get-version) is expanded at compile time to nil (package-get-version is marked as pure and as such its value is resolved at compile...
I've wrapped `package-get-version` in `cider--pgk-version` to solve the immediate problem with the tests. Down the road we can roll out a custom implementation of the version extraction.
Yeah, probably this keybinding was a bad idea. I think I added it as a helper for people coming from other editors, but I'd be fine to wipe the text-scale...
I've tried to align the font-locking in `clojure-mode` to that in `lisp-mode` and `elisp-mode`. Obviously there are some differences between a Lisp-1 and Lisp-2, but I think we won't gain...
The super keybindings were mostly intended for macOS, to avoid conflicts with Windows global keybindings and the keybindings in most Linux desktops (like GNOME), that have similar keybindings to Windows...
I'll extend the docs when I can, but here a few quick answers. > I wasn't sure if I needed an nREPL process for clj and another for cljs, but...
The suggestion is fine by me.
I'm guessing a simple way around the problem would be to have some custom function doing the saving of the scratch buffer to a file (e.g. - one that does...
> CIDER does not try to send any ops that aren't declared as supported in "describe" I don't quite get this, as if you try to invoke an unsupported op...