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Gradle doesn't have any native support, but as of 0.7.0-alpha.6,
Clojurephant supports a Gradle property to list dependencies to be
injected into the nREPL server.
This property is backwards compatible for users on older Clojurephant
versions, since Gradle ignores unknown properties on the command line,
falling back to no injection.
The middleware arguments have been supported in Clojurephant since
0.4.0-beta.4 in 2018, so I think it should be safe to start passing
those in.
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-[#3226](https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/pull/3226): Populate completions metadata, making it possible to change the style of completion via `completion-category-override` or `completion-category-defaults`.
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-[#2946](https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2946): Add custom var `cider-merge-sessions` to allow combining sessions in two different ways: Setting `cider-merge-sessions` to `'host` will merge all sessions associated with the same host within a project. Setting it to `'project` will combine all sessions of a project irrespective of their host.
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- Support Gradle jack-in via the Gradle wrapper, instead of just a globally installed `gradle` on the `PATH`.
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- Gradle projects can now inject dependencies and middleware as with other build tools (dependency injection requires [Clojurephant](https://github.com/clojurephant/clojurephant) 0.7.0-alpha.6 or higher)
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