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Improve CIDER support

See original GitHub issue

Expected Behavior (Bugs or Features)

TBD, need feedback from users

Current Behavior (Bugs)

Handlers and middleware can be specified on the ClojureNRepl task, either via the build script or CLI options.

Initial support was added in 0.4.0, via #60.

Context (Bugs and Features)

Steps to reproduce (Bugs)

Environment (Bugs)

Build scan URL:
gradle-clojure version: 0.4.0
Gradle version: 4.7
Java version: 10
OS version: Windows 10

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 5 years ago
Comments:10 (6 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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bbatsovcommented, Aug 12, 2018

I’d love to be able to to auto-inject deps with CIDER, so I’m hoping that’s a reference to this as well. 😃 Currently gradle is the only built system we support that doesn’t auto-inject the middleware deps. I haven’t looked much into this, so I’d certainly appreciate some help. I’m assuming it’s not hard if you actually know Gradle. 😃

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mlocococommented, Aug 22, 2018

FYI, I immediately ran into this when setting up 0.4.0 with cider. I was expecting the auto-injection behavior that is customary in lein/boot projects but had to explicitly add a specific version of cider-nrepl to the gradle devRuntime dependencies.

Because the cider-nrepl version is fairly tightly coupled to the version of cider used in emacs… this ends up creating pre-reqs for the dev-environment that can cause confusion/problems in projects with lots of developers. For now we’re working around the issue by documenting the constraint in our readme and suggesting people just locally hack the devRuntime deps if they want to run a different version of cider-nrepl to match their unusual version of cider installed in emacs.

The auto-injection feature is definitely a nice quality-of-life improvement though.

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