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Would be nice to have a lint rule for that, often I don’t notice whether I use a function or a macro… (but ofc when executing you notice things like this directly)
I'm a new clj-kondo user through Clojure Extras Intellij plugin. I'm really enjoying it. I think clj-kondo doesn't properly understand sequence
when used with transducers in a multi-arity situation. For example:
(sequence (map (fn [i j]))
(range 10) (range 10))
clj-kondo reports fn is called with 1 arg but expects 2
I didn't see a github issue for this. Should I open one?I know it can be done but I haven't delved into kondo's config very deeply
oh, cool. I didn't know about that approach.