lein-figwheel

2016-12-16T00:00:43.000083Z

That’s weird, the file is definitely in :source-paths

2016-12-16T00:00:50.000084Z

The file the macro is reading is in resources, though

2016-12-16T00:01:08.000085Z

Is it a good idea to duplicate resource paths in source-paths?

danielcompton 2016-12-16T03:59:45.000086Z

@talexxx: figwheel isn't smart enough to know to recompile a macro when data that that macro read changes

2016-12-16T11:55:14.000087Z

@bhauman Is there a way to auto-expand the code part of the heads up display? I find that I always have to hover to see the code where something actually went wrong

2016-12-16T13:45:21.000088Z

anyone aware of a possible cause of figwheel slowing down. Im using emacs and now when I save my cljs files, a spinner shows up for a minute. This happened to my colleague recently, to my surprise now me too. Not sure if new emacs version or new figwheel is the cause here. Using sidercar-api btw.

2016-12-16T14:22:39.000089Z

ok, in my case Im not sure if figwheel is to blame, running it on seperate terminal causes emacs still to be slow to save the file and sometimes ever crash. So I leave my question as unvalid for now.

bhauman 2016-12-16T14:49:14.000090Z

@curlyfry I don't understand the behavior that you are talking about. If I am understanding you. The code context pointer part of the heads up display should always be visible. If it's not visible then you may have a bad CSS interaction. If I'm not understanding you perhaps a Screenshot would help?

2016-12-16T15:00:08.000091Z

@bhauman It was definitely a bad css interaction, kind of embarrassing... Thanks! 🙂