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It is not uncommon for VS Code clojurians to try some different extension, among them Calva. It is probably extra common to try the Clojure extension early. However as #1426 shows, it overlaps with a lot of what Calva provides, and it is not clear to users that they might be using the nREPL services from there, rather than from Calva. Which creates confusion in a lot of ways.
We should consider to issue a warning when we see that the Clojure extension is active while Calva's nREPL services are enabled.
There is also Clover, but the overlap is much smaller and I think it is often a much more deliberate decision to use its REPL instead of Calva's.
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It is not uncommon for VS Code clojurians to try some different extension, among them Calva. It is probably extra common to try the Clojure extension early. However as #1426 shows, it overlaps with a lot of what Calva provides, and it is not clear to users that they might be using the nREPL services from there, rather than from Calva. Which creates confusion in a lot of ways.
We should consider to issue a warning when we see that the Clojure extension is active while Calva's nREPL services are enabled.
There is also Clover, but the overlap is much smaller and I think it is often a much more deliberate decision to use its REPL instead of Calva's.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: