that part of CLJS is from a time before rest/spread existed in JS, so everything is still using arguments. so no, there is no way to get this

no clue about TS stuff, never used any of it

OK, thanks for that info. That's what I would have bet money on being the answer. 🙂

recommended: don't 😛 I mean seriously, don't use binding at all in async code

yeah doesn't have to be binding itself, a workaround is fine

im thinking attaching a binding context to Promise instances, and providing a custom then function to wrap the callback to set/unset the dynamic vars over the call

thing is I have functions looking at <current selection> and applying changes there, and I want bindings to override this at the call site, with code in between which is completely unaware of this mechanism to the point it cant thread it through params

for reagent I hack around this with (set!) inside the render function, so nested calls which are always sequential get access to the data; its really ugly as a hack but also works; however for promises im unsure because the execution order is undefined

Essentially, what I'm looking for is "fiber local storage" but for async in javascript/clojurescript