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mike_ananev08:01:26

Hello. Is there any way to write global tasks which can be run from any folder in the terminal?

borkdude08:01:10

yes, this is possible using --config ... e.g.: foo:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

bb --config ~/my_tasks/bb.edn $@
and then:
foo tasks
foo my-task

mike_ananev08:01:28

This is exactly what i'm looking for. Thank you.

mike_ananev19:01:31

I use clj files to write bb scripts. How tell clj-kondo to ignore babashka namespaces which cannot be indexed ? Or how to tell Cursive to index babashka namespaces (e.g. babashka.tasks) ? See yellow (unknown symbols on picture?

borkdude19:01:40

you can put this in :unresolved-namespace {:exclude [babashka.tasks]}

borkdude19:01:03

not sure what the answer for Cursive is

mike_ananev19:01:03

I would be nice if we can attach somehow babashka source code into project to index and introspect babashka's namespaces

borkdude19:01:15

You can use bb print-deps to print a deps.edn maps with deps, but the issue is that babashka.tasks is not available yet as a JVM lib

borkdude19:01:28

Cursive already uses this mechanism.

borkdude19:01:42

Feel free to post an issue about this

mike_ananev19:01:54

For example I need to use spy function which was added recently in babashka. What I do: go to github, then use search to find which namespace contains spy, then add this namespace to :requires block.

borkdude19:01:34

you mean in timbre?

mike_ananev19:01:53

but this is just example

mike_ananev20:01:13

how to work without indexing and introspection.

borkdude20:01:38

the timbre example should already work in cursive since this is in the output bb print-deps

mike_ananev20:01:58

BTW,

:deps {local/deps {:local/root "."}}
is a great feature. Now I can put all my tasks to clj files (from bb.edn) and debug them nicely.

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mike_ananev20:01:07

Cursive guide for babashka helped me. Thank you.