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Yes, it is, and it does that if a) the head form isn't a symbol or keyword or b) the form is a container other than a list (map, vector, set).

+1 for undersquiggle

But I must say, +1 for kondo integration

+1 on this I recently changed the theme, and the yellow warns that I used to love, became squiggly white-ish underlines Could you suggest a manual so we can customize these behaviors?

Check how it looks in emacs. I think I may have raised this with clojure-lsp and/or clojure-extras as well and they took it to heart Here is what I did in clj-kondo.lsp (lsp server with only clj-kondo for VScode, etc) to fix this for VSCode: https://github.com/clj-kondo/clj-kondo.lsp/blob/b5ccb8fae925dfc75ca6e799b834fe846a2f7776/server/src/clj_kondo/lsp_server/impl/server.clj#L82-L88

cc @cfleming

Interesting, thanks. Currently I'm just marking the range returned by Kondo itself, which spans the whole form.

But it is pretty shouty

yes, it spans the whole form, but you don't have to highlight the whole form, you can just do whatever you want with that range info. Emacs does the highlighting I showed above by default so it was never an issue for me with the default ranges

here's what clojure-extras did: https://github.com/brcosta/clj-extras-plugin/commit/e387a975223dc64c44507a44080c38575b6549c6

Ok, this is what it looks like now (marks the head element of lists if it's a symbol or keyword, and just the opening bracket otherwise), but I'm having difficulty getting IntelliJ to show a squiggle rather than the yellow background. As far as I can tell I'm doing the right thing, and also doing what extras used to do. I'll keep looking at it.

There, much more peaceful...

https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/3050

Nice. Was it not possible to squiggle the opening paren? This is fine too