I am curious: nobody distributes natively compiled binaries for cljfmt already?

I think cljfmt has their own, but not really maintained?

there's just an alias to do it

it's easy to do

clojure-lsp packages cljfmt too AFAIK and you can use that from the command line

but that would be handry to have prebuilt binaries

yeah I know

but it's a tad slower for CI use I think

didn't check, but it's an impression

pinging @ericdallo - I don't think it should have to be slower

if it's not I ll go with that

there were some issues before that it wanted to analyze your whole project before it did anything, but I think they might be addressed now

I think it does run analysis indeed

then again, I'm not using it in this way myself, so grain of salt

We use for all nubank services as official linter on CI, it's pretty fast even on medium/big projects

and for clojure-lsp format we don't check external dependencies, so it's even faster than running clojure-lsp diagnostics .

same for clojure-lsp clean-ns

cool

Consistency is important too (rely on classpath, project settings etc), than you manually pass folders to it

interesting

https://clojure-lsp.io/api/

but there's no warn task tho

or I missed it

it's basically the equivalent of cljfmt fix

yes, --dry

oh!

thanks

cljstyle is a fork of cljfmt that's distributed as a single binary: https://github.com/greglook/cljstyle