toggle-ignore, hmm… Someone asked for a command helping with ignores quickly in Calva, but we agreed that typing alt+left, #_ was quick enough (the first keypress there moves the cursor to the start of the form). But now, looking at the changelog for this update… I see a toggle-ignore-surrounding-form and it starts to make more sense.

It is possible to make dependencies conditional and make them compatible with GraalVM native-image. I would say this could even improve native-image compatibility by leaving out deps that don't play well with it (and reduce binary size) but do it the right way: only resolve at compile time (top level) and not at runtime (function body). https://github.com/yogthos/Selmer/blob/master/src/selmer/tags.clj#L392-L403

But it seems you were already doing this correctly, so I don't understand why this change makes it better for GraalVM. Anyway, it's great that you are considering support for it :thumbsup:

I was running into problems with it in our multi-artifact monorepo at times and I just sort of got tired of working around it. I also wasn’t 100% sure I was doing it correctly, conditionally, for use with GraalVM-native so I figured I should just remove the “at times”/uncertainty and be done with it. Lots of next.jdbc users seem to want the snake/kebab conversions anyway (and it’s not like next.jdbc doesn’t already depend on other libs — I’m a bit surprised the java.data dependency/code doesn’t cause GraalVM-native issues…?).