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The documentation of the retest command doesn't seem correct.
Return exception cause and stack frame info for an erring test via the stacktrace middleware. The error to be retrieved is referenced by namespace, var name, and assertion index within the var.
The [Cider docs say this](https://docs.cider.mx/cider/testing/test_repo
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Currently the eldoc type is either function or variable:
(defn- extract-eldoc
[info]
(if-let [arglists (seq (-> info extract-arglists format-arglists))]
{:eldoc arglists :type "function"}
{:type "variable"}))This means that the result users see is not particularly accurate, not to mention that the function check is pretty primitive. We should add types like `m
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Project should include more examples or case studies in documentation.
Ideas:
- a complete E2E pipeline using all of xcodebuild, altool, and Cider
- examples of more complex configuration files
- an example of how you could use a dedicated metadata repo, when coupling to your app repo is impractical.
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Expected behavior
xref-find-references with cider backend must return either absolute file name or the name relative to the file of the current buffer.
Actual behavior
the file name returned is realtive to src directory and, as a result, selecting a reference in xref buffer doesn't work.
Steps to reproduce the problem
Put a cursor to some function in a clojure buffer, invoke x