I messed up my layout. Is it somehow possible to show calva repl back in a seperate window instead of a tab
Yes, one way is to drag it so that you see a half of a window highlight and drop it there. There are also vscode commands for it.
thanks, you saved my day
why does I get here a unresolved symbol but the code works
(ns ground-up.chapter7 (:require [cheshire.core :refer :all]))
(parse-string "{\"foo\":\"bar\"}" true)
Is parse-string
a macro?
not that I know or the book is telling me
I am editing some cljs code and it seems like the clojure-lsp is working correctly (I enabled verbose logging), but whenever I try to do an action like Find Definition or hover I see that the clojure-lsp response arrives (which looks correct) but vscode still shows that its loading stuff (shows "Loading...") for hover and keeps showing that progress indicator on the top.
E.g. I went to a call to swap!
and hit F12, it shows this in the log
and this progress bar keeps animating on the top
this is with the remote server plugin, the code is on a remote server
hmm, it seems like when I open the same folder locally (without the remote server) the IDE is able to parse out the responses.
Please file an issue about that @verma
I don’t know the answer to your question, but if you haven’t loaded the file, it is sometimes hard to predict the behaviour.
will do, thanks!
Sometimes things that are required (like macros) are not picked up by the linter unless explicitly configured. You can see the clj-kondo config docs (and this specifically), here: https://github.com/borkdude/clj-kondo/blob/master/doc/config.md#unrecognized-macros
But, it's just a lint warning in any case, so you can ignore for now if you're just learning and don't want to pile on more info