did you add the clj-kondo configs for malli? Not sure if that could be automatic in the future? Maybe @U04V15CAJ knows? https://github.com/metosin/malli#clj-kondo

e.g.

✗ cat .clj-kondo/config.edn
{:config-paths ["configs/malli"]}

configs are never opted into automatically

by design, you should opt into those manually, for safety and consistency reasons

Sounds right. But is there a default directory I could write the config file to, without breaking anything?

it's best to write into a directory with a fully qualified name like com.metosin.malli or so

to avoid conflicts

or just the domain name of your library

good idea. but despite being fully qualified, users need to enable that config in their projects, right? no option to "trust 'em all"?

> by design, you should opt into those manually, for safety and consistency reasons

;)

you should just add that dir to your config paths, that's it

any tool can dump any config into the dir, but it's not always something a user wants to opt into

@ikitommi you was right! I added {:config-paths ["configs/malli"]} to .clj-kondo/config.edn and now clj-kondo works well with malli static type checking

yesterday I had such a report where clojure-lsp dumped a config into the dir, but a user did not want to have this config