The first major version of CIDER, an interactive development environment in Clojure in Emacs, similar to SLIME for Common Lisp, has been released.
The list of changes is not long, but this is a very important milestone in the development of the project, which also switches to SemVer starting from this version:
- two variables have been added among the settings: cider-inspector-auto-select-buffer, which allows you to switch the automatic selection of text in the inspector, and cider-shadow-watched-builds, which allows you to monitor several shadow-cljs build processes at the same time;
- Fixed broken links to documentation in error messages;
- fixed defect in ordering dependencies, global-opts and Clojure CLI options when calling cider-jack-in;
- fixed atom duplication bug that occurred when calling cider-eval-last-sexp-and-replace;
- updated nREPL and Piggieback;
- cider-prompt-for-symbol defaults to nil;
- cider-path-translations now allows translation of paths in both directions - from CIDER format to nREPL
Source: linux.org.ru