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Hi there!
I'm using :discouraged-var
for a specific project, but somehow if I add the :level :error
it still detects as warning. I tried to change to :level :off
just to be sure that it turns the whole warning off, and indeed it does... am I doing something wrong?
Great, thanks a lot! 🙂
hey, not sure if there's a better tool or method here but:
given a file test.edn
[:a :b]
[:c :d]
how can I "lint" this (with clj-kondo maybe) to warn that the [:c :d]
part will be thrown away if say I do
=> (-> "test.edn" slurp clojure.edn/read-string)
[:a :b]
(based on a true story...)