I would imagine that it would be easier to have developers run Emacs on the host machine + connect to a running REPL within the container. :thinking_face:
How can I kill something i sent to the repl that run infinitely?
Yeah, I restarted the repl, but it was annoying. Will try , e i
next time. ty
There is cider-interupt which is bound to , e i
It should stop most things.
Alternatively, kill the repl buffer (assuming you used cider-jack-in to start the REPL)
If Emacs is unresponsive, then kill the Java process for the repl, using a system monitor for your OS, or top
on Linix machines
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