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edit approved Sep 8, 2022 at 17:34

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After looking into this I realized I was selecting a project root that didn't have a valid deps.edndeps.edn file and so cljojure-lspcljojure-lsp was failing. So the solution is to be sure to select a project root with a valid deps.edndeps.edn/project.cljproject.clj/etc. This will depend on the type of project you're working on.

I still have to point out the fact that (in my case) Spacemacs did not show the function/command being executed that was resulting in an error, which is why it kept showing that Retry/Ignore dialog.

After looking into this I realized I was selecting a project root that didn't have a valid deps.edn file and so cljojure-lsp was failing. So the solution is to be sure to select a project root with a valid deps.edn/project.clj/etc. This will depend on the type of project you're working on.

I still have to point out the fact that (in my case) Spacemacs did not show the function/command being executed that was resulting in an error, which is why it kept showing that Retry/Ignore dialog.

After looking into this I realized I was selecting a project root that didn't have a valid deps.edn file and so cljojure-lsp was failing. So the solution is to be sure to select a project root with a valid deps.edn/project.clj/etc. This will depend on the type of project you're working on.

I still have to point out the fact that (in my case) Spacemacs did not show the function/command being executed that was resulting in an error, which is why it kept showing that Retry/Ignore dialog.

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answered Sep 8, 2022 at 15:21

stigma

I still have to point out the fact that (in my case) Spacemacs did not show the function/command being executed that was resulting in an error, which is why it kept showing that Retry/Ignore dialog.