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In #clojurescript I described: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C03S1L9DN/p1687243572824949. Basically, when doing this:
(-> (js/Promise.resolve {:a 1})
(.then #(:a %))
(.then prn))
clj-kondo flags a reduntant fn wrapper. However, (.then :a)
is not valid. So this is a false positive in clj-kondo. Should I file a bug for this, or should people just ignore these cases?