Guess you found some weird bug - probably the state of the debugger gets corrupted by something, otherwise I can't imagine the need for a restart.
Could someone kindly point me to the location in the cider docs that discusses how to teach it that some macro acts like defn
or def
? Using mount's defstate
like (defstate foo :start (do-foo))
cider reports that foo
is an unresolved symbol and puts the red squiggle underneath
Cider doesn't put unresolved symbol squiggles, that's usually clj-kondo (either standalone or through clojure-lsp). If it's indeed clj-kondo you're using, here's the docs for what you want: https://github.com/clj-kondo/clj-kondo/blob/master/doc/config.md#unrecognized-macros
Ah many thanks, it is clj-kondo indeed. Sometimes it's difficult keeping track of what is doing what as an emacs neophyte.
I've used a config like this to popup the replon the right side.
(set-popup-rules!
'(
("^\\*cider-repl" :quit nil :side right :size 70)))
In projects where I have two repls (clj and cljs) open, the normal split window isn't working. Is it possible to have both repls visible on the right with a horizontal split?This looks like a Doom emacs specific config, you might want to ask on their discord server instead