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I am using Calva and am writing a function that will wrap re-frame/reg-sub
. Calva recognizes unused re-frame subs and clicking on the keyword in (re-frame/subscribe [:foo/bar]
brings be to the sub definition. I guess this is powered by clj-kondo? Is there a way to tell clj-kondo that my homegrown reg-sub
function is also a re-frame subscription so it behaves in the same way? I tried :lint-as
but that did not work.
Nevermind! I botched my :lint-as
declaration. It works as expected.