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borkdude16:12:48

Just pushed some new linters to master, among which :unexpected-recur which checks for recur in unexpected places, mostly relevant to non-tail usage of recur. Please take it for a spin and report issues pre-release:

clojure -Sdeps '{:deps {clj-kondo/clj-kondo {:git/url "" :git/sha "2dde61bead4b80d76bbaa505d08c643a5a27e2a8"}}}' -M -m clj-kondo.main --lint src:test

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borkdude19:12:00

Also wanted to mention: if there are any open issues you would like to see solved, you can upvote it with a thumbs up to bump the priority. This will signal that more than one person is interested in the issue being solved and this also enabled sorting the issues by priority.

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mknoszlig19:12:53

fwiw, i tend to filter by “PR welcome” and then try to make a good guess at what may be feasible for me 🙂

borkdude19:12:55

Sure, you can send PRs for whatever you fancy, regardless of priority

borkdude19:12:28

There might also be issues that are not labeled as PR welcome, if you're interested just leave a message

mknoszlig19:12:30

i’d gotten the impression that the ones labelled “PR welcome” are relatively easy to start on b/c usually most of the required info is already discussed in the issue

borkdude19:12:50

that is true

borkdude19:12:18

it's best to discuss first with other issues to save yourself some work

mknoszlig19:12:19

but i’ll make sure to look around, and also create that test.check issue we talked about in the thread above.. just a bit pressed for time atm

mknoszlig19:12:28

yes, that makes sense. and even if nobody starts implementing right away there’s plenty of information if anybody else really wants that feature now and would like to pick it up. i really like the workflow

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