The first major version of CIDER has been released – an interactive development environment for the Clojure language in Emacs, similar to SLIME for Common Lisp.
The changelog is small, but this is a significant milestone in the project's development, which, starting with this version, will also adopt SemVer:
- Among the settings, two variables have been added: cider-inspector-auto-select-buffer, which allows toggling automatic text selection in the inspector, and cider-shadow-watched-builds, which allows monitoring multiple shadow-cljs build processes simultaneously;
- Broken links to the documentation in error messages have been fixed;
- The defects in the ordering of dependencies, global opts, and Clojure CLI parameters when invoking cider-jack-in have been corrected;
- A bug causing duplication of atoms triggered by the cider-eval-last-sexp-and-replace call has been resolved;
- nREPL and Piggieback have been updated;
- cider-prompt-for-symbol is now set to nil by default;
- cider-path-translations now allows translating paths in both directions – from CIDER format to nREPL
Source: linux.org.ru
