1. ATM no, it's a hardcoded deps on lib/deps.edn 2. I never tried but already used on GithubActions, it should be pretty similar

Okay, I'll start poking at this then

I have no experience with gitlab CI, but if you manage to install clojure-lsp sucessfully there using any install method from https://clojure-lsp.io/installation/ it should be good

not sure if Gitlab has a GithubActions projects concept, if so, it'd be nice to create as we created https://github.com/clojure-lsp/setup-clojure-lsp

It is possible to use a different version of clj-kondo, I'm doing this myself all the time

not via clojure-lsp, you disable diagnostics and use from your flycheck-clj-kondo right? this makes clojure-lsp don't report unused-public-var for example

What you have to do to use clj-kondo separately from clojure-lsp: Emacs: • disable lsp-mode diagnostics • use clj-kondo via flycheck-clj-kondo VSCode: • Disable linting in clojure-lsp in ~/.lsp/config.edn (or similar) • Install the clj-kondo extension

I have unused-public-var disabled, so for me it's no difference

cool, thanks friends

LSP :: lsp-mode <tel:202210191010|20221019.1010>, Emacs 28.2, gnu/linux

does that include the server information?

which clojure-lsp /usr/local/bin/clojure-lsp

nope, could you lsp-clojure-server-info

or clojure-lsp --version if installed on your machine not via lsp-mode

oh, ☝️ will work for you

clojure-lsp --version clojure-lsp 2022.10.05-16.39.51 clj-kondo 2022.10.05

using the gui "go to defination" it works. let me make sure im htting the right keys or not misunderstanding the command im issuing

carry on eric, i'm just a big dummy

i was doing "find declaration" instead of "find defination"

i never even considered wanting to find the "declaration" so i just thought it was another way to say definationh.

😅

yep, that makes sense

we added some months ago the possibility to go to the declaration going to the ns

yeah, it's a nice addition 🙂