Requiring manifold.deferred yields cyclic dependency error on "Load files in REPL"

[hadronzoo]

Adding [manifold "0.1.3-alpha2"] as a project dependency and requiring it from a namespace yields a cyclic dependency error on "Load files in REPL" and "Sync files in REPL" within Cursive:

Disabling "Load out of date file dependencies transitively" eliminates the error.

[cursive-ghost]

This looks like the problem (in manifold.time):

(in-ns 'manifold.deferred)
(clojure.core/declare success! error! deferred)
(in-ns 'manifold.time)

[neverfox]

Yeah, I can confirm.

[cursive-ghost]

Note the workaround in the original post: disabling Settings→Languages & Frameworks→Clojure→Load out of date file dependencies transitively will stop this error. The implication is that when you load a file into the REPL, Cursive will not automatically load any of the file's dependencies which might have changed - they'll have to be loaded manually.

[IrinaYaroslavova]

Hello

I think this issue should be reopened and fixed. Currently with CLJC and macros the following structure is possible:

(ns cljc.core
  #?(:cljs (:require-macros [cljc.core :refer [list-macro]])))

#?(:clj
(defmacro list-macro [x y]
;;some body here
))

Source: Stack Overflow

I currently have something similar in my code and I suppose this can be found in other projects too.

Thanks,
IYS

[cursive-ghost]

@IvanYaroslavov I think that's tracked in #1432.