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Allow connecting to nbb via connect-clj (clojure-emacs#3061)
This is for nbb, scittle, joyride. Better support for "pain" repls, support "cljs" without setup. we want to 1. connect with a plain client 2. make any assumptions explicit 3. connect cljs buffers with those plain repls 1. Check for cider middleware being present, before using it (already being done) 2. Check for cider-library-present-p, before relying on anything in the runtime 3. Make assumptions about the runtime explicit My suggestion is =cider-connection-capabilities=. Currently, there was an implicit assumption about the compilation error format. =cider-connection-capabilities= Is my suggestion for 2. =cider-repls= Now returns cljs, if the repl capabilities include 'cljs This way we can make a "plain" clj client, upgrade on connect with cljs capability and have it be connected in cljs buffers. This is more a concession / workaround the current repl-type setup. In the future we might get rid of repl-type? The only reason we have it, and creaating issue 3., is because we want to be ergonomic about which buffer to use inside a given source buffer. I found that I am able to juggle multiple clients by swapping to the buffer I want, thereby setting it active. This can be a user command. Can also make a modeline element that swaps between clj/cljs like calva. slack discussion: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C04CAKAGADU
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