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One thing I really love about using the Lein nREPL is that I can just go to the last evaluated Clojure expression by pressing the up-arrow key. Is there anyway to do something similar in the CIDER nREPL?

TomLisankie
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You're looking for the function cider-repl-previous-input which by default is bound to M-p or for cider-repl-backward-input which is bound to C-p. Look at their documentation to find out how they differ with regards to a search pattern.

And of course the corresponding cider-repl-next-input (M-n) and cider-repl-forward-input (C-n) are available to you, too.

Stefan Kamphausen
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    Thank you! Here's the link to the relevant docs for any future readers: https://cider.readthedocs.io/en/latest/repl/history_browser/ – TomLisankie Sep 23 '19 at 23:46