"Error from syntax checker clojure-cider-eastwood: Done with no errors"

[zilti]

I freshly added squiggly-clojure to my installation and hooked into a REPL, and this was the first message I got. It seems to completely break squiggly-clojure.

[pnf]

Hi Daniel - Did you load the `C-c l the Clojure buffer? I see the (admittedly misleading) message you report when I forget to do that.

[zilti]

Yes, I've loaded it, and that solved it - I guess I was irritated by this showing up in the first place.

[pnf]

Well, we can't have irritated users... Seriously, I don't think this should be happening, so I reopened the issue.

[pnf]

And, with the last git and clojars put, it should be fixed. There were two redundant causes for the problem. First, we weren't specifying a namespace to run Clojure commands in, so Cider tries to infer one from the source and then 'ns' to it, despite the fact that it doesn't exist yet. Fixing that, by specifying "user" explicitly, we would have a close relative of the problem when we passed the non-existent namespace to the various checkers, so now we check for existence first.

@bbatsov I noticed that, while nrep-request:eval supports not setting a namespace at all, by passing in nil, cider-eval always tries to infer one unless it's set explicitly by the caller. That would only be a problem if there were a good reason for not setting any namespace, and I can't currently think of one, but maybe you can.

[zilti]

Ok. The only "problem" now is that this namespace isn't always the same, e.g. the boot build tool uses boot.user and not just user as Leiningen does. But maybe I'm also misunderstanding you and this doesn't matter.

[pnf]

Ok, I think you identified a reason for not specifying any namespace. I had an uncommitted patch for this that I've now committed.