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Running cider-jack-in in Emacs and evaluating *print-length* => nil. Expected result: 20. When running boot repl and evaluating *print-length* we see 20. The equivalent behaviour for lein (repl-options) works with cider-jack-in. The problem thus seems to be between boot and CIDER.
Are we sure this is related to clojure-emacs/cider#1462? That seems to be about Boot not loading data_readers.clj at the root of the classpath by default; does that somehow disable the ability to do eval when the REPL loads? I ask because I don't use cider-jack-in, but rather start a Boot REPL server (which is when, if I understand correctly, the :eval form would be evaluated) and only later do cider-connect from Emacs when I want to use the REPL, but I'm also observing this problem.
I was attempting something similar, to have the repl task automatically call (boot-figwheel/cljs-repl) for me, but failed. Neither (repl :server true :eval '(boot-figwheel/cljs-repl)), nor (repl :server true :init "a-file-to-attempt-the-same-thing.clj") seem to have any effect.
build.boot:
Running
cider-jack-in
in Emacs and evaluating*print-length*
=> nil. Expected result: 20. When runningboot repl
and evaluating*print-length*
we see 20. The equivalent behaviour for lein (repl-options) works withcider-jack-in
. The problem thus seems to be between boot and CIDER.See clojure-emacs/cider#1462 for related issue.
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