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== Connecting via unix domain file socket
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+ NOTE: Unix socket support was introduced in nREPL 0.9. Currently
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+ CIDER's support for Unix sockets is considered experimental and its
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+ interface might change in future CIDER releases.
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When locally running nREPL servers, there is the option to listen on a
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socket file instead of opening a network port. This can have
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advantages in some use cases, e.g. when working with virtual networks
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you can then connect CIDER by using the `local-unix-domain-socket`
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- special hostname with `cider-connect`: kbd:[M-x] `cider-connect` kbd:[RET] `local-unix-domain-socket` kbd:[RET] `nrepl.sock` kbd:[RET]
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+ special hostname with `cider-connect`: kbd:[M-x] `cider-connect` kbd:[RET] `local-unix-domain-socket` kbd:[RET] `nrepl.sock` kbd:[RET].
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== What's Next?
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