Currently if you evaluate any ClojureScript form via piggieback the :file field in the message will be ignored, and "cljs-repl" will be used as a file. When defining a var, this will affect the var metadata :file field which is used for example for finding sources via clojure.repl/source.
I think when :file is present (when using cider to eval for example) it should be used instead of "cljs-repl".
One way of testing this with Cider is :
do a cider-jack-in-cljs with a browser repl (no shadow-cljs, since shadow middleware works fine in this respect).
require a cljs namespace
check the file meta of any function (-> #'my-ns/some-fn meta :file), it should be correct
re-evaluate the function from the editor
check the meta again, it should be "cljs-repl" now, even when we re-evaluated from a saved file buffer
Currently if you evaluate any ClojureScript form via piggieback the
:filefield in the message will be ignored, and "cljs-repl" will be used as a file. When defining a var, this will affect the var metadata:filefield which is used for example for finding sources viaclojure.repl/source.I think when
:fileis present (when using cider to eval for example) it should be used instead of "cljs-repl".One way of testing this with Cider is :
cider-jack-in-cljswith a browser repl (no shadow-cljs, since shadow middleware works fine in this respect).