btw. i have also had another fun static analysis project some time ago: https://github.com/whilo/beichte/. i am not sure how important verified functional purity is to users. it would have to be triggered by metadata, i guess. e.g. putting a purity flag on all defns.

is it just me or does the clj-kondo annotations not work with cursive anymore. I see the warnings in the log "warning: redundant let" but nothing on the code

on intellij 2019.2.4 and cursive eap8

I'm not in control of any changes to IntelliJ but I'm not aware of any changes to clj-kondo which should break existing editor integration

@coltnz you can try older versions of clj-kondo or older versions of intellij/cursive to be sure

ah ive found it, filewatchers got somehow disabled in inspections listing

thx for kondo its great

wrote simple github action to annotate diffs with findings from clj-kondo: https://github.com/DeLaGuardo/clojure-lint-action

@delaguardo my mind explodes!

this is docker-based action atm. So you can not use build tools to calculate classpath for linting. But I will switch it to the hosted solution in the next release.

also I’m really appreciate any kind of feedback)

I'll mention this in the release notes of the next release

@delaguardo if it's easier in any way, you can also use the clj-kondo uberjar from github and run it using java

(I don't see how that is easier than downloading the binary, but the option is there)

Oh, running the uberjar also makes it work for Windows builds I guess

or if it's easier, you can just write a tools.deps/clojure script while using clj-kondo as a lib and invoke it that way

binary or uberjar (I’m more on that approach, because it should work everywhere) a bit easier and also makes github tools caching possible

@delaguardo https://twitter.com/ordnungswprog/status/1192450191871356929

cool!

magic: https://github.com/borkdude/clj-kondo/commit/a6da732a46891fa1502d83d2c9f5c8305d8218f5#annotation_7693137676931376

lol, just finished listening to the clojurescript podcast for clj-kondo -- some of the content is already somewhat out-of-date because of the speed of dev 🙂

specifically, snap support discontinued, potemkin import-vars support done(?), atom editor support, and some type-checking at least have happened since...

haha, I can't even remember what features I've mentioned back then. it was recorded in August