Hi stardiviner, stardiviner <numbch...@gmail.com> writes:
> I tested your method, true. And I also pulled that latest ob-clojure.el > changes. > Works great, I like this new method more. Thanks for your > improvement. Thanks for your feedback. Also, you may have noted that the code for Clojure sessions has been removed - I could not make it work, even in previous versions. If you know sesman/cider better than I do and can propose to handle sesman/cider sessions correctly, please go ahead. By "correctly" I mean requesting the launch of a (sibling?) nREPL process buffer when :session is set to a string. > The clojurescript support has a ~:target~ header argument to tell CIDER this > is a > clojurescript code, I don't know CIDER internal much, but CIDER eval should > eval > in a ClojureScript corresponding REPL. Yes, what I meant was that for now ":target cljs" won't let you start a nREPL unless you are in a ClojureScript project. cider-jack-in-cljs will ask for the cljs method (figwheel-main, etc.) but if your org file is in, e.g., an empty directory, there is no such cljs configuration file. -- Bastien
