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v3.5.0

<2021-05-17 Mon>

This is a breaking change. It moves away completely from ido, in favor of helm. It also changes the el-get source to use my fork of the project: https://github.com/vedang/el-get. The easiest way to upgrade safely is to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch.

Changes

  • Update the Cider suite of libraries to the latest version
    • cider: v1.1.0
    • cider-nrepl: 0.26.0
    • clj-refactor: v2.5.1
    • refactor-nrepl: 2.5.0
    • clojure-mode: latest version, master branch
  • Use my fork of el-get as the main branch
  • Replace ido entirely, in favor of helm
  • Update configurations for all core libraries
  • Change Emacs supported version to 27.

v3.4.1

<2020-08-23 Sun>

This is not a breaking change. It is a bug-fix change. However, the easiest way to upgrade safely is still to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. This will also get the latest versions of dependent libraries (like clojure-mode) (which is a good thing)

Changes

  • Update the Cider suite of libraries to the latest version
    • cider: v0.26.1
    • cider-nrepl: 0.25.3
    • clj-refactor: v2.5.0
    • refactor-nrepl: 2.5.0
  • Stop cljstyle from auto-loading on Clojure files. This breaks marks inside the file, breaking navigation badly.

v3.4.0

<2020-06-28 Sun>

This is not a breaking change. However, the easiest way to upgrade safely is still to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. This will also get the latest versions of dependent libraries (like clojure-mode) (which is a good thing)

Changes

  • Add support for Frontend Development at Helpshift! (Thanks to @aniket19)
    • Install rjsx-mode and prettier-js for working with JS and JSX files.
  • Install cljstyle-mode and cljstyle for auto-formatting.
  • Update cider to the latest version (v0.25 - Bergamo)
  • Update cider-nrepl to the latest version (v0.25.2)

v3.3.0

<2019-11-20 Wed>

This is not a breaking change. However, the easiest way to upgrade safely is still to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. This will also get the latest versions of dependent libraries (like clojure-mode) (which is a good thing)

Changes

  • Install yasnippet, dumb-jump, smex and flycheck-clj-kondo.
  • Update cider to the latest version (v0.23.0 - Lima)
  • Update cider-nrepl to the latest version (v0.22.4)
  • Fix configuration of ido and recentf

v3.2.0

<2019-09-17 Tue>

This is not a breaking change. However, the easiest way to upgrade safely is still to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. This will also get the latest versions of dependent libraries (like clojure-mode) (which is a good thing)

Changes

  • Update cider to the latest version (v0.22.0 - Sao Paulo)
  • Update cider-nrepl to the latest version (v0.22.3)
  • Update Emacs Installation instructions
    • Use brew cask
  • Add information about minimum lein version (v2.8.3)
  • Let M-s remain bound under paredit.

v3.1.0

<2019-01-15 Tue>

This is not a breaking change. However, the easiest way to upgrade safely is still to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. This will also get the latest versions of dependent libraries (like clojure-mode) (which is a good thing)

Changes

  • Update cider to the latest version (v0.20.0 - Oslo)

v3.0.0

<2019-01-06 Sun>

This is a Breaking Change (via version conflict) upgrade. I’ve upgraded the version of one of the packages that emacs-up depends upon, and upgrading your local setup may not be as straight-forward as updating the repo from upstream.

The easiest way to upgrade reliably is to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch.

Restart Emacs.

Changes:

  • Update cider to the latest version (v0.19.0 - Raleigh)
  • Update clj-refactor to the latest version (v2.4.0)
  • Remove dead-code of previous cider versions
  • Replace ido-ubiquitous with ido-completing-read+
  • Add a prefix for helm-projectile : C-x c p. Move helm-list-emacs-process to C-x c P.
  • Add instructions for supporting Dev against Clojure 1.7 (Cider 17).

v2.0.1

<2017-01-02 Mon>

This is a minor, safe upgrade.

Changes:

  • Change the key-bindings for using helm-ag. Replace M-g with g in the prefix key.
  • Add the ido-ubiquitous library for Ido completions everywhere.

v2.0.0

<2016-11-06 Sun>

This is a Breaking Change (via version conflict) upgrade. I’ve upgraded the version of one of the packages that emacs-up depends upon, and upgrading your local setup may not be as straight-forward as updating the repo from upstream.

The easiest way to upgrade reliably is to delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. If you don’t want to do that, first fetch the latest changes locally and run the following commands:

;; updates el-get to the latest version and brings in new recipies.
M-x el-get-self-update RET
;; delete ~cider~, we've moved to the latest version.
M-x el-get-remove RET cider RET

Restart Emacs.

Changes:

  • Update cider to the latest version (v0.14.0 - Berlin)
  • Add helm-cider to bring cider-apropos into the goodness of Helm.
  • Add helm-ag because people want to use the Silver Searcher for faster searches.
  • Add helm-projectile to quickly perform project related functions.

v1.0.0

<2016-10-09 Sun>

This is a Breaking Change upgrade. To upgrade your emacs-up, delete your original installation and clone this repository from scratch. Follow the updated setup instructions in the README.org file.

Changes:

I’ve made the following major changes:

  • Move to el-get as the package management system.
  • Enable development against Clojure versions 1.6 and below (Find instructions in the README.org file).
  • Make Emacs 25 the minimum supported Emacs version.

v0.1.0

<2016-09-21 Wed>

This initial version of emacs-up is built around package.el which is the default package management system for Emacs.

However, a number of people within Helpshift are working on projects which need to support Clojure versions below 1.7 (eg: projects which depend on the Storm framework). Versions of CIDER - The Clojure Interactive Development Environment that Rocks - which are available in public package repositories do not support these older Clojure versions.

Future development of emacs-up will move to el-get, which allows the developers to pin the version of the emacs package that they want to install.