clojure-emacs: cider doesn't start in user namespace

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Trying to get a few cider things straight today...

When I create a new clojure project with lein new, and then jack into it from my project.clj, the repl is in the clojure.core namespace instead of user.

Obviously I can switch, but it's annoying to do each time. I found this answer, lein repl starts in wrong namespace, but changing :repl-options is having no effect.

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emacsclojureleiningen
Can't reproduce this in the current 0.8-snapshot. I remember that using clojure-test-mode together with cider was causing some ns init problems, but nobody has reported any of those in quite a while. – Bozhidar Batsov

1 Answers

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Try upgrading. I had this problem with Cider 0.7.0, but after upgrading to Cider 0.8.1 the REPL starts in the user namespace, as expected.