0.2.13
:
start-server
now binds to ::
by default, and falls back to localhost
,
avoiding confusion when working in environments that have both IPv4 and IPv6
networking available. (NREPL-83)0.2.11
:
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval
now accepts optional
file
, line
, and column
values in order to fix location metadata to
defined vars and functions, for more useful stack traces, navigation, etc..cljc
files
containing reader conditionals has always worked transparently)0.2.10
:
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.pr-values
will not print the contents of
:value
response messages if the message contains a :printed-value
slot.default-executor
and queue-eval
in
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval
are now public.0.2.9
:
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval
now defines a default
thread executor used for all evaluations (unless a different executor is
provided to the configuration of
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval/interruptible-eval
). This
should aid in the development of interrupt
-capable alternative evaluation
middlewares/handlers.0.2.8
:
clojure.tools.nrepl.server/start-server
is
now localhost
, not 0.0.0.0
. As always, the bind address can be set
explicitly via a :bind
keyword argument to that function. This is considered
a security bugfix, though technically it may cause breakage if anyone was
implicitly relying upon nREPL's socket server to listen on all network
interfaces.ServerSocket
created as part of
clojure.tools.nrepl.server/start-server
is now configured with
SO_REUSEADDR
enabled; this should prevent spurious "address already in use"
when quickly bouncing apps that open an nREPL server on a fixed port, etc.
(NREPL-67)"describe"
operation
via an optional :describe-fn
function provided via their descriptors.
(NREPL-64):ns
component of the response to "load-file"
operations is now elided,
as it was (usually) incorrect (as a result of reusing interruptible-eval
for
handling load-file
operations) (NREPL-68)0.2.7
:
interruptible-eval
no longer incorrectly clobbers a session's *ns*
binding
when it processes an eval
message containing an ns
"argument"0.2.5
:
*in*
with an empty :stdin
value (NREPL-65):version-string
is now included in response to a describe
operation (NREPL-63)java.version
information in response to a
describe
operation (NREPL-62)0.2.4
:
*out*
bindings are properly preserved
(NREPL-45)clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval/evaluate
so that a
custom eval
function can be provided on a per-message basis (NREPL-50)clojure.tools.nrepl.server/start-server
(NREPL-51)java.version
system property is now included in the response
to a describe
operation (NREPL-57)*e
, *1
, etc) are now set in time for nREPL
middleware to access them in the case of an exception being thrown (NREPL-58)0.2.3
:
*in*
, to avoid intermittent failures due to
prior use of PipedReader
/Writer
. (NREPL-39)*print-level*
and *print-length*
when
generating the clojure.lang.Compiler/load
expression (NREPL-41)0.2.2
:
clojure.tools.nrepl/code*
for pr-str
'ing expressions (presumably
for later evaluation)clojure.tools.nrepl/combine-responses
0.2.1
:
Writer.write()
and
StringBuilder.append()
APIs (NREPL-38)0.2.0
:
Top-to-bottom redesign
0.0.6
:
Never released; initial prototype of "rich content" support that (in part) helped motivate a re-examination of the underlying protocol and design.
0.0.5
:
0.0.4
:
clojure.test
output when clojure.test
is
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