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As requested by @dharrigan, we should support both methods. We should add an enum option that lets you swap to the new method easily. It should use the same mappings to control the other system.
dharrigan — Yesterday at 09:16
Looking around the source, I seem to see that when doing rr, it invokes the nrepl command refresh, which ultimately invokes the clojure.tools.namespace.reload functionality (i.e.,
Since version 0.46.0, nREPL has supported the `clj-reload` library in
addition to the standard `tools.namespace` library for facilitating
reloading namespaces.
This commit introduces a new Clojure nREPL variable to allow switching
to the new `clj-reload` library.
The variable is:
`g:conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#backend`
The default is to continue to use `tools.namespace`, but if it is set to
`clj-reload`, i.e.,
`g:conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#backend = 'clj-reload`
It will then use the new backend.
fixesOlical#574
-=david=-
Since version 0.46.0, nREPL has supported the `clj-reload` library in
addition to the standard `tools.namespace` library for facilitating
reloading namespaces.
This commit introduces a new Clojure nREPL variable to allow switching
to the new `clj-reload` library.
The variable is:
`g:conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#backend`
The default is to continue to use `tools.namespace`, but if it is set to
`clj-reload`, i.e.,
`g:conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#refresh#backend = 'clj-reload'`
It will then use the new backend.
fixesOlical#574
-=david=-
As requested by @dharrigan, we should support both methods. We should add an enum option that lets you swap to the new method easily. It should use the same mappings to control the other system.
https://github.com/tonsky/clj-reload
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