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Calva has a command for requiring REPL utilities, or repl-requires as they are named in clojure.main.
repl-requires
clojure.main
However, CIDER and Leiningen do this automatically. In CIDER's case it is configurable. I don't know if it might be with lein repl too.
lein repl
CIDER does it like so:
(when-let [requires (resolve 'clojure.main/repl-requires)] (clojure.core/apply clojure.core/require @requires))
We should consider doing this in Calva too. And think a bit around wether it should be configurable or not. I lean towards not.
cc: @bpringe @bbatsov @Cyrik
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Calva has a command for requiring REPL utilities, or
repl-requires
as they are named inclojure.main
.However, CIDER and Leiningen do this automatically. In CIDER's case it is configurable. I don't know if it might be with
lein repl
too.CIDER does it like so:
We should consider doing this in Calva too. And think a bit around wether it should be configurable or not. I lean towards not.
cc: @bpringe @bbatsov @Cyrik
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: