In a Clojure buffer, after doing a corgi/cider-quit-all, only bindings that are shared across all modes still work. You need to reload the file before you can use Clojure-specific bindings again.
This was fixed some time ago, and had to do with the fact that certain keys were bound to cider-mode, which ended up getting disabled when the REPL quit.
In a Clojure buffer, after doing a
corgi/cider-quit-all
, only bindings that are shared across all modes still work. You need to reload the file before you can use Clojure-specific bindings again.