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The reason I have to do that is that my co-worker are launching our code with cider with a command such as clojure -M service1:service2:cidernrepl. Each of the service declares a -m main executable but because cider nREPL is last it is the one that will be launched. Doing iced repl -A service1:service2 won't work as it will launch service2 (that does not terminate) and never launch the REPL (also -A is deprecated in favor of -M).
So it could be useful to remind in the documentation that iced run --dryrun can display the launch command, and give an example of how to launch directly with an alias :
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The documentation in https://liquidz.github.io/vim-iced/#iced_command could mention how to start iced form an alias in deps.edn
The reason I have to do that is that my co-worker are launching our code with cider with a command such as
clojure -M service1:service2:cidernrepl
. Each of the service declares a-m
main executable but because cider nREPL is last it is the one that will be launched. Doingiced repl -A service1:service2
won't work as it will launch service2 (that does not terminate) and never launch the REPL (also -A is deprecated in favor of -M).So it could be useful to remind in the documentation that
iced run --dryrun
can display the launch command, and give an example of how to launch directly with an alias :With this I can launch the same way as my co-workers with
clojure -M service1:service2:iced
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