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2022-10-31
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grahamcarlyle15:10:29

I'm using clj-kondo with the clj-extras plugin in intellij. Does anyone know if there is a way to suppress the built-in Cursive inspection warnings that are covered by the clj-extras inspection's (absence of) warning? I guess I could just disable all Cursive's inspections, such as "unresolved var", but I worry there may be valid warnings that I would lose that clj-kondo would not warn about.

brcosta15:10:45

Through the plugin currently there’s no way to do this automatically. You can pick and choose in the inspection settings to see what fits you workload

brcosta15:10:22

Can’t remember when I did it but mine is like this today:

grahamcarlyle15:10:59

Thanks 👍 are those disabled because you think that clj-kondo covers them from your experience?

brcosta15:10:31

yep 🙂

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grahamcarlyle16:10:34

i guess only "unresolved symbol" is a potential false positive from cursive because it doesn't know about macros via the clj-kondo config. So maybe double reporting a problem isn't much of an issue, or @UQTHDKJ8J do you know if there are other potential false positives from Cursive?

brcosta23:10:58

I don’t know if I understood the question, but as we use highly custom clj-kondo config in our projects, everything just works really well