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2024-05-20
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I'm working on changing how exported configs are imported. Right now they are written at the root of the .clj-kondo
dir, but I want to write them in .clj-kondo/.imports
instead.
This way it's easier to distinguish between your own stuff and stuff that is imported.
I wonder if:
• The location, .imports
, should be configurable, or even, if this should be opt-in and the old behavior should remain intact
• Existing configs should be auto-migrated perhaps (since you would have already imported configs in the root dir)
Another option would be: if the .clj-kondo dir has no already existing imports, .imports
is the default import dir
i like that
Do you really need the dot? Since we're already inside a dot directory, I think it will be slightly easier to navigate if imports doesn't start with a dot
This is a good improvement, thanks for doing it!