Add eval and def features to inspector #38
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That's pretty cool! Don't forget to mention the changes in the changelog. |
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Btw, can you also take a look a this failure on JDK 11? Seems some class got removed/renamed. |
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This looks like a separate problem. Do you want to handle it in this PR? |
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Thanks! |
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The latest cider-nrepl already includes your changes. |
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Since I introduced it back in 2019 (see #38), it never got a cider-nrepl op counterpart and nobody seemed to miss it (and apparently neither did I, lol).
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Inspired by REBL, these are two features that would subsequently be available in CIDER inspector:
defthe currently inspected value as a var.vis bound to the currently inspected value. Inspect the result just to be consistent.