0.2.13:
start-servernow binds to::by default, and falls back tolocalhost, avoiding confusion when working in environments that have both IPv4 and IPv6 networking available. (NREPL-83)
0.2.11:
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-evalnow accepts optionalfile,line, andcolumnvalues in order to fix location metadata to defined vars and functions, for more useful stack traces, navigation, etc.- REPL evaluations now support use of reader conditionals (loading
.cljcfiles containing reader conditionals has always worked transparently)
0.2.10:
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.pr-valueswill not print the contents of:valueresponse messages if the message contains a:printed-valueslot.default-executorandqueue-evalinclojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-evalare now public.
0.2.9:
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-evalnow defines a default thread executor used for all evaluations (unless a different executor is provided to the configuration ofclojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval/interruptible-eval). This should aid in the development ofinterrupt-capable alternative evaluation middlewares/handlers.
0.2.8:
- The default bind address used by
clojure.tools.nrepl.server/start-serveris nowlocalhost, not0.0.0.0. As always, the bind address can be set explicitly via a:bindkeyword argument to that function. This is considered a security bugfix, though technically it may cause breakage if anyone was implicitly relying upon nREPL's socket server to listen on all network interfaces. - The
ServerSocketcreated as part ofclojure.tools.nrepl.server/start-serveris now configured withSO_REUSEADDRenabled; this should prevent spurious "address already in use" when quickly bouncing apps that open an nREPL server on a fixed port, etc. (NREPL-67) - Middlewares may now contribute to the response of the
"describe"operation via an optional:describe-fnfunction provided via their descriptors. (NREPL-64) - The
:nscomponent of the response to"load-file"operations is now elided, as it was (usually) incorrect (as a result of reusinginterruptible-evalfor handlingload-fileoperations) (NREPL-68)
0.2.7:
- The topological sort ("linearization") applied to middleware provided to start a new nREPL server has been reworked to address certain edge case bugs (NREPL-53)
interruptible-evalno longer incorrectly clobbers a session's*ns*binding when it processes anevalmessage containing anns"argument"- Eliminated miscellaneous reflection warnings
0.2.5:
- Clients can now signal EOF on
*in*with an empty:stdinvalue (NREPL-65) - Clojure
:version-stringis now included in response to adescribeoperation (NREPL-63) - Improve representation of
java.versioninformation in response to adescribeoperation (NREPL-62)
0.2.4:
- Fixed the source of a reliable per-connection thread leak (NREPL-40)
- Fix printing of lazy sequences so that
*out*bindings are properly preserved (NREPL-45) - Enhance
clojure.tools.nrepl.middleware.interruptible-eval/evaluateso that a customevalfunction can be provided on a per-message basis (NREPL-50) - Fix pretty-printing of reference returned by
clojure.tools.nrepl.server/start-server(NREPL-51) - nREPL now works with JDK 1.8 (NREPL-56)
- The value of the
java.versionsystem property is now included in the response to adescribeoperation (NREPL-57) - Common session bindings (e.g.
*e,*1, etc) are now set in time for nREPL middleware to access them in the case of an exception being thrown (NREPL-58)
0.2.3:
- Now using a queue to maintain
*in*, to avoid intermittent failures due to prior use ofPipedReader/Writer. (NREPL-39) - When loading a file, always bind
*print-level*and*print-length*when generating theclojure.lang.Compiler/loadexpression (NREPL-41)
0.2.2:
- Added
clojure.tools.nrepl/code*forpr-str'ing expressions (presumably for later evaluation) - session IDs are now properly combined into a set by
clojure.tools.nrepl/combine-responses - fixes printing of server instances under Clojure 1.3.0+ (nREPL-37)
0.2.1:
- fixes incorrect translation between
Writer.write()andStringBuilder.append()APIs (NREPL-38)
0.2.0:
Top-to-bottom redesign
0.0.6:
Never released; initial prototype of "rich content" support that (in part) helped motivate a re-examination of the underlying protocol and design.
0.0.5:
- added Clojure 1.3.0 (ALPHA) compatibility
0.0.4:
- fixed (hacked) obtaining
clojure.testoutput whenclojure.testis initially loaded within an nREPL session - eliminated 1-minute default timeout on expression evaluation
- all standard REPL var bindings are now properly established and maintained within a session