In projects where ClojureScript is a dependency, the "Quick Documentation" and "Quick Definition" views are essentially empty when triggered just with the caret within a symbol. (See attachment for what I mean by "essentially empty".) This is with a bare ns form, with the only other top level being (defn foo []).
If I trigger completion with my caret at the end of defn, the quick doc window updates with all the information I'd expect (and see all the time elsewhere).
I can replicate this in existing Clojure-only projects by adding a ClojureScript dep, and expected results are restored if I remove or exclude ClojureScript as a dep in portable projects.

In projects where ClojureScript is a dependency, the "Quick Documentation" and "Quick Definition" views are essentially empty when triggered just with the caret within a symbol. (See attachment for what I mean by "essentially empty".) This is with a bare ns form, with the only other top level being
(defn foo []).If I trigger completion with my caret at the end of
defn, the quick doc window updates with all the information I'd expect (and see all the time elsewhere).I can replicate this in existing Clojure-only projects by adding a ClojureScript dep, and expected results are restored if I remove or exclude ClojureScript as a dep in portable projects.