My workaround has been to just demote unresolved symbols to a weak warning. Definitely not ideal, though.

I do the same

@U0567Q30W would it be possible to add an option to treat all string requires :refer or :as uses as valid? without any actual checks?

Yes, I’m planning fixes for this to the current EAP series.

yeah, for js requires that would be terrific. Even more terrific if they are navigable 🙂

Being navigable will depend on how parseable the JS is. In my experience of looking at CommonJS modules, the answer is usually not much, sadly.

there are a lot of libraries in JS that handle that sort of thing. unfortunately they are in JS and expecting node, would be neat to have a java/clj lib for that but so far I haven't found one

What would be some good examples of JS libraries handling this sort of thing?

https://github.com/nodejs/cjs-module-lexer https://github.com/guybedford/es-module-lexer

are the ones I can remember. there are others though.

Thanks!