technomancy/swank-clojure — Issue #77: In Windows a java process stays in memory after the Emacs shutdown
Author: GChristensen
Created: 2011-11-06 19:12:43+00:00
State: open

I suspect that happens because there are two processes are created during the jack-in procedure - one belongs to leiningen and another to swank-clojure, but only one of them (leiningen) is associated with Emacs buffer.
As I understand, currently the only graceful solution to this problem is to use (System/exit 0) from the REPL, but is it possible, to assotiate the swank-clojure process with another buffer, for example?