@plexus: Through CIDER
I 'fixed' it by running my own server instead of hooking into the :ring-handler
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Right, it might also end up in the nrepl-server buffer
Probably something wrong on my side,
Not necessarily. It's just due to how nrepl works, it only intercepts output that happens inside its handler, if another thread writes to stdout nrepl and hence cider has no idea and so it won't show in the repl buffer
But you can see what's being printed by the Clojure process in the nrepl-server buffer
This is a common source of confusion. I've been thinking of writing an nrepl middleware that intercepts all output but haven't gotten beyond some small experiments