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When the user starts the the REPL without using Calva for it and then connects Calva to that REPL it happens that the manually started REPL is started in the wrong directory. clojure does not complain about this, since it doesn't need a deps.edn file in order to start.
When Calva starts the REPL (a.k.a. Jack-in) this is not a problem, because Calva will run the command in the directory selected by the user. However, the command for copying the Jack-in command line, which is otherwise very helpful in getting the REPL start command right, does not include the change of directory (because Jack-in doesn't really do a change directory, it just runs the command passing on a config containing cwd pointing to the project root).
If we let Jack-in include the command for changing directory as an absolute path, then copying out that command and running it, it would work, regardless of which directory it is run from.
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When the user starts the the REPL without using Calva for it and then connects Calva to that REPL it happens that the manually started REPL is started in the wrong directory.
clojure
does not complain about this, since it doesn't need adeps.edn
file in order to start.When Calva starts the REPL (a.k.a. Jack-in) this is not a problem, because Calva will run the command in the directory selected by the user. However, the command for copying the Jack-in command line, which is otherwise very helpful in getting the REPL start command right, does not include the change of directory (because Jack-in doesn't really do a change directory, it just runs the command passing on a config containing
cwd
pointing to the project root).If we let Jack-in include the command for changing directory as an absolute path, then copying out that command and running it, it would work, regardless of which directory it is run from.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: