I start from GUI application before, just try running from terminal with emacs . and still got the same problem 
Arpple
Arpple
Arpple
after finding this issue I try reinstall emacs itself by follow the guide on spacemacs page (install with brew install emacs-plus) and setup spacemacs again
it’s now working!!
thanks all and sorry for spamming 
smaximov
Hi @axelson. Is it possible to configure lsp-mode (e.g., to point it to Elixir sources) so go-to-definition would work for core Erlang/Elixir modules? As it says in README:
You may want to install Elixir and Erlang from source, using the kiex and kerl tools. This will let you go-to-definition for core Elixir and Erlang modules.
I use Nix to build Elixir and Erlang from source, but I still can’t jump to core Elixir modules (though jumping to project’s code and dependencies work).
axelson
Scenic Core Team
mdbergmann
Just wondering and asking for options.
How do you refactor, i.e. rename a function?
I currently use iedit, but it’s per buffer only and sometimes not really useable because it doesn’t know scopes.
What do you use?
Manfred
axelson
Scenic Core Team
Personally I just refactor mostly manually. If I’m renaming a function I’ll use multi cursor mode to select all the references to that function in the current file and then rename them all at once (if it’s a public function I might use projectile-replace).
charje
I realized that linting with flymake works just great in an elixir project with a mix.exs. It’s just lone elixir files that don’t have linting
Pilgrim
Thats strange because the files I’m having issues with all belong to an elixir project with a mix.exs file.