Clojurians Log v2

how do I stop Cursive indenting ; comments inside (comment) blocks when I type them on a new line ? It never used to do it. Also inside (comment)s if I delete to go up a line, that line is now indented where it wasn't before

Cursive's static analyzer seems to have an issue with the following, marking the .set calls inside the threading macros (complaining about the missing last arg):

(doto some-object
  (.set "RequiredField" required-field)
  (-> (.set "OptionalField1") (->> (some->> optional-field-1)))
  (-> (.set "OptionalField2") (->> (some->> optional-field-2))))

(.set some-object "RequiredField" required-field)
(some->> optional-field-1 (.set some-object "OptionalField1"))
(some->> optional-field-2 (.set some-object "OptionalField2"))
some-object

Yeah, gotta remember that Clojure's notion of symbols makes that more difficult than Java where there IntelliJ can know something is a class/interface just due to naming convention.

Those settings are in the code style for Clojure in IntelliJ settings

Not sure which specific one is causing that

Can you provide a complete example?

Why is this so nested to begin with?

Well, I wanted to see if I can turn the code in the second block into a doto and this is what I ended up having to do

clj-kondo actually expands the macros, so it’ll be able to see that that’s ok. I can check what’s happening there, but no guarantees of much effort being spent to support code like that, sorry 🙂

Don't spend time on it, it isn't a particularly useful pattern anyway 😁 Just posted it as I found it interesting

We're experimenting with converting from project.clj to deps.edn in our very, very large, multi-module project. So far, I haven't managed to get it to work at all; using "New project from existing sources" and then choosing the root folder of my multi-project, Cursive finds no deps to import. Does there need to be a top-level deps.edn file for this to work? What would that look like exactly? IDEA 2020.3, Cursive 1.10.1-2020.3.

Update: Downloading a fresh copy of my project from Git, into an entirely new folder, worked. Cursive may be storing some project-specific data outside of the project itself -- I had tried deleting the .idea directory of my existing project.

Then I found out I can't re-create my original project.

Now I'm into ~/Library/Caches/JetBrains/IdeaIC2020.3 looking for things to delete.

Ok, got my original project working again with Leiningen after finding and deleting all .iml files in my workspace.

I think the best way to try this out would be to migrate module by module. So I’d pick a leaf module from your tree, un-register it with Leiningen and then File | New… | Module from existing sources and add the deps.edn.

Jeez! Sorry to spam this! I thought I had started a fresh thread. It's been that kind of day.

@hlship we should start a new thread here for your issue since it’s not related to the problem in the other thread.

Yes, as I noted, I didn't realize I was posting on the existing thread. I think I'm actually in good shape now that I deleted all the .iml files, and the deps.edn issue might have been resolved the same way.

I've got like 30 windows open across two monitors and I feel like I'm going a little bit blind.

One thing I’m not sure of is how well the inter-module deps will work if you’re mixing lein and deps projects. I had to do a lot of trickiness to make that work with lein, and deps has its own way of doing that bit. I think what that means is that things might not work totally correctly until the project is fully migrated - this will probably manifest as having to install your deps projects into your local maven repo so lein can find them.