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I’m actually not sure, I haven’t tried LightEdit yet, I’m not sure if Cursive requires anything to support it. Why do you not want a project?

I’ll try to reproduce this - Cursive does save all files before executing these commands, but it’s possible that IntelliJ takes a while to flush to disk? I’m not sure.

In terms of a repro test case, anything I can run would be helpful. Perhaps just a project set up like yours with a simple test (= "Hello" "Hello")? Then it should be possible to change one of the strings and run the test quickly to see the problem.

One of the things I’m working on is better data structure visualisations, and that will probably be tied into tap in some way.

Right, if you want to customise more than what is offered there let me know.

You’re right, that seems to be broken, I’ll look at that.

@kslvsunil, @cfleming thank you a lot, I will try this and let you know !

Ok it seems that it is the same that what I've found in the preferences. Two things that I would like to customize for example would be : • quoted symbols • argv bindings. Is it possible ?

I also noticed that clojure core symbols are highlighted even when contained in comments. I would like to fix that.

Is there some kind of tmLanguage.json file somewhere ?

it seems the problem is that the current file is not always correctly identified as a modified file. so if my REPL command is configured to Before executing: Sync all modified files, then i modify my test source and run my (time ((requiring-resolve 'kaocha.repl/run) :unit)) REPL command, my current test state might not be loaded into the REPL process. the missing Loading test/ns/xxx_test.clj... done lines in the REPL tool window correctly reflect what happens.

so, this phenomena is observed without using ctnr/refresh

@cfleming i've emailed you a video recording which demonstrates the issue. i think for now i can work around the problem by just using the Before executing: Load current file and try to remember to press Cmd-Shift-M, if I modified dependent files, but haven't reloaded them manually.

pushed the repo, which I used to record the video demonstration here: https://github.com/onetom/cursive-reload-issue

I’d like to debug a process on a remote machine using breakpoints but can not get the debugger to connect properly to the remove JVM. I have a nrepl remote REPL running successfully but connecting a debugger with IntelliJ IDEA “Remote JVM Debug” run stetting does not work. I have to tunnel the remote JVM socket using SSH port forwarding, maybe that is the problem?

I have one more suspicion; Kaocha itself, since it's not exactly a trivial piece of software. I'm also experiencing something which makes no sense at all. I previous version of my test runs somehow, when I'm only editing and letting the Cursive REPL command load the current file and run kaocha. after manually switching over to the test namespace an load it with Cmd-Shift-L, it finally gets updated in the REPL process. (and I'm not changing the name of the deftest; I know that's a common cause for phantom tests; this is a different situation)

@defa when you start a REPL (remote process) you should put to :jvm-opts parameter

"-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=5005"

and tell Idea to connect to debuger port 5005

thank you

Thanks, @mike1452, I already did that but it seems that the debugger takes a couple of minutes (!) to connect. Not sure what this is or was but not it is working. Kind of. Thanks.

Unfortunately I encountered a heisenbug… now that I’m able to debug the problem, it has gone away.

yeah, it can be incredibly slow when the Java debugger gets involved, from my experience. I recommend waiting until your process is fully warmed up, before the error state (or whatever you’re trying to debug), then connect the debugger

and disconnect/reconnect it liberally

Hello, my company moved to bazel builds for our Clojure/JVM-based projects. How do I configure Cursive / IntelliJ to recognize my classpath again?

there is a bazel plugin for intellij I think

how are you liking bazel? How is it set up to work with Clojure?

if you don’t mind me asking

yeah, there's a bazel plugin for IntelliJ but it does not loads the java classpath from the build

Right now the support for bazel on IntelliJ is very very bad, the company moved from deps.edn to bazel and it broke at lot of IntelliJ classpath loading stuff

😅

goto var definitions are impossible for some part of the code

😅

I can connect a REPL from IntelliJ but it doesn't detect modules on IntelliJ 😞

It seems that cursive doesn't like the latest tools.deps that come with Clojure (https://clojure.org/guides/getting_started#_installation_on_linux)... `clj -Sdescribe => {:version "1.10.3.855" ...};

what cursive version are you on? I'm on 1.10.3-eap1-2021.1 with latest clojure and it's grand

The same EAP + 2021.1.2. I can make it work by "use deps directly" but it it worked with the older version (it broke when I updated the clj tooling)