Clojurians Log v2
clj-kondo 2025-04-23
is there somewhere a clj-kondo/config.edn available that has all the common lint-as's defined?
No, usually these configs are packaged alongside libraries nowadays
after removing the .clj-kondo/.cache/ all the linting worked fine again 🙂
great tool
makes clojure development much easier - mistakes that in the past I spotted only after running the code, I now spot by the squiggly lines.
Is there a way that I could output the 'total' config that clj-kondo is using for a given lint command? ('total' as in the merged home-config + project .clj-kondo, etc)
you can when you run clj-kondo using clojure
using clj-kondo.core/run! , it returns a :config map
nice! appreciated monsieur
Running into a confusion that has been hard for me to pin down so far, running clj-kondo at the root of a #polylith project, (with the contents of .clj-kondo/config.edn being
{:lint-as {com.rpl.specter/defcollector clojure.core/defn
com.rpl.specter/defdynamicnav clojure.core/defn
com.rpl.specter/defmacroalias clojure.core/def
com.rpl.specter/defnav clojure.core/defn
com.rpl.specter/defrichnav clojure.core/defn}}sorry, I don't know anything about polylith, but a configuration should be at the root of a project, where deps.edn resides. clj-kondo doesn't have the notion of a multi-project setup
you can use a shared configuration by using the :config-paths option though, by liking to another directory that has a config file
ahhh, interesting, i'll give that a try, though polylith isn't exactly multi-project, it does have a less-orthodox file-structure appreciate the pointer o/
perhaps @ericdallo knows how to deal with this as well, I think he mentioned polylith at some point
Yeah, I added support for polylith in clojure-lsp, and clojure-lsp diagnostics feature already uses clj-kondo, so maybe that may work for you
But polylith in the end is just a base deps.edn with multiple local/roots, clojure-lsp just know what are those paths because it runs clj -Spath to get the classpath and pass to kondo
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, clojure-lsp diagnostics does give me the output i expect when i run it from the root! appreciate it very much @ericdallo, it turns out I need to investigate my emacs conf, sorry to gaslight with the initial question @borkdude
Np, you may like format and clean-ns features besides diagnostics too :)
😅 y'kno i kinda just always assumed my machine was just a little 'quirky' and something with my doom-emacs never really wanted to cooperate, and it just turned out clojure-lsp was never being properly used 🌟 🫠