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Problem: It seems good practice to mark your non-public vars as ^:private (including fns from defn-). But then cider-ns-browser (a very useful view) doesn't show them. And it's still useful to document private vars.
Solution: Enable the private vars to be shown, with their docstrings. Could be a toggle command like a (for "show All") in the map (https://github.com/clojure-emacs/
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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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May 22, 2022 - Clojure
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May 20, 2022 - Vim script
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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Describe the Bug
On Linux, using Ctrl + R to reload Cider will create duplicate tray icons that cannot be removed until reboot or log out. This issue can be reproduced as many times as one desires, creating a seemingly infinite amount of duplicate tray icons. If the user attempts to restart the Cinnamon desktop environment using the panel menu, the tray icons will turn invisible and stay on t