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Note that "jid" is a racial slur for jews in russian and other slavic languages. Rename ASAP (make those CoCs actually useful once in a while please). +1 for any...

@licaon-kter I don't know. Obvious options: the one that was used last or the one that is explicitly marked as 'default'. Other messengers often have the concept of the "current"...

Similar issue here. I updated the extension (why, jeez, oh why), it stopped working completely and the settings page is broken now. Importing the old config file from the backup...

Correction: actually, the clojure version doesn't matter. The issue is only present in standalone repl. The issue isn't present if `lein repl` is run from a project dir.

I thought it might be related too, but bumping the dependency didn't help with this issue.

So, seems like the patch that fixes this issue [was provided 8 years ago](https://trac.transmissionbt.com/attachment/ticket/4537/no-data-found-override.patch), is there something wrong with it or does something else block this issue from being resolved?

Seems like it's not specific to `are`, all n-arg indent specs are broken(?): ``` ;; in emacs: (define-clojure-indent (foo 3)) ;; in clojure: (foo 1 2 3 4 5) ;;...

This change to `clojure-indent-function` does the trick: ```diff modified clojure-mode.el @@ -1511,7 +1511,8 @@ This function also returns nil meaning don't specify the indentation." (clojure--normal-indent last-sexp 'always-align)) ;; Special arg....

I don't use spacemacs so I don't know. Simply finding that function, changing it and evaluating it should work.

Setting its indent spec to 'defun solves the problem: - `(define-clojure-indent (cond-> 1)) ; default`: ``` (-> obj (cond-> pred1 (do-a-thing) pred2 (do-another-thing))) (cond-> obj pred1 (do-a-thing) pred2 (do-another-thing)) ```...