Clojurians Log v2

The problem seems to have been solved by removing the .lsp folder for the project

:thinking_face:

Hmm, this problem reappears in my huge production repo. But i cannot seem to reproduce it in a small example repo. Anything else i could do to provide some information?

Hum, could you try removing .clj-kondo/.cache and .lsp/sqlite.db?

A repro would be perfect, but not sure if that is possible for you

Sorry but i'm not able to reproduce it.. cleaning the cache and db does not seem to work. However adding source-paths explicitly, seems to solve the problem - while this was not necessary to not include the targetdirectory in the 2021.02.26-13.58.48 version. Mabye something was changed related to this

We improved the way we scan for source-paths, with this changed you don't need to include source-paths for most projects, but we didn't change anything related with the ignore-classpath-directories

Now i finally noticed that my project actually includes the target dir in :paths. clojure-lsp using this setting seems to have been added after the February edition i was using previously, so it makes sense now

Figwheel seems to require that the "target" directory is on the classpath:

[Figwheel:WARNING] Attempting to dynamically add "target" to classpath!
[Figwheel:WARNING] Target directory "target" is not on the classpath
[Figwheel:WARNING] Please fix this by adding "target" to your classpath
 I.E.
 For Clojure CLI Tools in your deps.edn file:
    ensure "target" is in your :paths key

oh, yeah, that makes sense now

we had a update where clojure-lsp resolve the source-paths checking the deps.edn

anyway, I think this is correct, right?

Yes it makes sense, it is just a gotcha when using clojurescript. Including the target directory will mess up finding references to and from functions since they are duplicated there

hum, it'd be good to fix that somehow

just not sure how

maybe ignore-classpath-directories could be the truth even if the directory is on source-paths?

this way user could have the target on classpath, and tell clojure-lsp to really ignore the target

If that is possible it would be good yes

yeah, I'll take a look if that is possible