Closed Deraen closed 2 months ago
@Deraen Sorry for late reply. nREPL will remove support for sideloading and wrap-sideloader middleware, so I deleted sideloader supporting from vim-iced. https://github.com/nrepl/nrepl/pull/335
Oh, it is a shame for my use case but I understand the nrepl reasoning.
I've used this in a project with ~30 nrepls servers in "microservices" started from docker containers, where modifying all those to enable the cider-nrepl & iced-nrepl would be inconvenient.
I wonder how much I even need those middleware now as I'm using lsp for many features cider-nrepl handled before, and I'm using vim-iced mostly just to send code to the repl?
I see Nrepl still support dynamic loading of middleware introduced in 0.8, but I guess without the sideloader the namespaces to provide those middleware would need to be already available in the classpath to use.
Based on the docs
g:iced#nrepl#enable_sideloader
should make starting the sideloader automatic, but it doesn't seem to work.Looking at the code, in nrepl.vim:
s:warm_up
is responsible for checking theenable_sideloader
flag and calling sideloader start.s:connected
should calls:warm_up
BUT that code is after!iced#nrepl#is_supported_op('iced-version')
check which returns an error if the op isn't available. So the if the middleware isn't available already,s:warm_up
isn't called and the sideloader start isn't called automatically when it is needed.