Anyone had sucess enabling jetty's :async true
in figwheel handler config (`:figwheel-options`)
@isak your websocket url is blank??
@bhauman : yea :thinking_face:
@isak what does your config look like?
@samueldev: i have a figwheel.edn that looks like this:
:http-server-root "public"
:server-port 3449
:builds-to-start ["dev"]
:builds [
{:id "dev"
:source-paths ["src" "dev-src" "test-src"]
:figwheel { :on-jsload "front.tests.runner/run" }
...
running it via sidecar. it is strange, because it was working before, and I don't think i've changed anything or even upgraded dependencies
@isak is this a node env or worker env or html env?
@samueldev : html
what browser?
chrome
also windows
hey @bhauman I'm trying to get set up to do some work on figwheel (and to further look into what @isak is describing) - simply running ./scripts/install
doesn't seem to be making my cljs projects use my locally installed figwheel, any idea why? is there a dev guide anywhere? (didn't see anything in the readme)
your dev project needs to point to the installed SNAPSHOT version?
yeah it is, but I forgot to lein clean
😛 sorry to bug
no worries, this is all part of it