Grench lein broken? about grenchman HOT 17 CLOSED

@hypirion I'm more curious what people do in leu of it. Drip doesn't seem to make any difference in start-time to me. Maybe it's configured incorrectly.

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Yep, very weird

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Anything to debug the issue?

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Mmm this is exactly what I have written in the issue, the message changes to Unknown namespace. Sorry for the typo btw. Can you give me a working conf? Maybe I have too many up-to-date things.
Thanks for you help.

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I see; I misread the original. The only namespaces that the lein subtask uses are leiningen.core.eval and leiningen.core.main, so if these namespaces are not found it means that it's connecting to an nREPL server which does not have Leiningen loaded in it.

An empty profiles.clj is a working config on my setup, provided the nREPL server is launched correctly.

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With lein 2.5.3?

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I tried this again with lein 2.5.2 and I can reproduce the problem. It works fine on 2.5.1. I haven't been tracking the changes since 2.5.1, but I believe a new nrepl version was introduced which probably caused this problem. I would recommend getting nrepl to emit a more descriptive error message so you can tell which namespace it is that cannot be found.

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Any status on this? How can I get around this bug?

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Sorry, not sure what changes in nrepl caused this. I'm not using Leiningen or Grenchman these days.

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I confirm the problem still happens with error:
Unknown status: 19:namespace-not-found

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@technomancy what are you using?

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@JacksonGariety If there's interest, I can attempt to revive this project. Not necessarily in OCaml, but make a similar program nonetheless.

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@JacksonGariety thanks for bringing this up, I would be interested as well.

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This is actually due to a bug in Leiningen where it has started spinning up project JVMs every time you start a repl, not just when you start a repl inside a project: technomancy/leiningen@6234419b#commitcomment-21422061

It should be fixed in the next release of Leiningen; in the mean time you will need to start your repl server inside a project that has :eval-in :leiningen (like Leiningen itself) instead of outside a project dir.

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