How do you actually use it to get clj-kondo linting? That page doesn't mention anything

It does so by default and you can turn it off under Tool settings

I installed it and was able to keymap the inline eval

and they show up in problems I guess?

they should appear inline in the code

Type (inc :foo) for example

but it may take a while before your project is fully set up in intellij due to indexing etc. it's only after cursive is fully started that the plugin will load, I think

@UQTHDKJ8J may be able to tell your more, he wrote the integration.

ah, maybe it hadn't indexed yet when I tried it

note that this indexing has nothing to do with clj-kondo, but it just takes a while before everything launches I think

make sure to upgrade to 0.4.0 for the better performance

I just did, not seeing any kondo stuff

just checking: you did try to provoke a lint warning, like with (inc :foo) ?

and what do you see under this settings panel?

I see same under the tools panel, and get no warnings on code like that

what version of intellij? I'm using IntelliJ IDEA 2021.3.1 (Ultimate Edition) over here

and do you have Cursive installed?

2021.2.3 and yes, latest Cursive

Cursive 1.12.2-eap1-2021.2

I have 1.12.1-2021.3

inline eval stuff works

My IntelliJ knowledge ends here, maybe upgrading helps, else I hope @UQTHDKJ8J will help :)

this is the latest cursive (EAP stream), re https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md from Dec 23

I'll try that one

doesn't seem likely that matters here but dunno

still works here, after intellij was done scanning things

perhaps we can try to open the same project, if you're working on something open source

I mean, I have a half dozen projects open, it doesn't work anywhere

@UQTHDKJ8J It seems that adding some logging (or whatever is appropriate for a plugin) could be helpful

it's possible I have turned off whatever feature suggests things generally (I'm not entirely sure what that is called)

What do you see under problems? I see this.

I don't see any clj-kondo problems

no errors in the intellij log

I tried restarting intellij again too

do Cursive's own suggestions work for you, Alex?

IntelliJ IDEA 2021.3.1 (Community Edition) Build #IC-213.6461.79, built on December 28, 2021 com.cursiveclojure.cursive (1.12.2-eap1-2021.3) com.github.brcosta.cljstuffplugin (0.4.0) works for me fine

btw, it's possible to separately disable cursive's suggestions from clj-kondo's according to @UQTHDKJ8J

I'm just wondering whether there's some base stuff switched off there

I do get other problems

Unused global declaration etc

in general, that stuff works, I just don't see any of the clj-kondo suggestions from clojure extras

I'm assuming clj-kondo works well in your project when invoked from the command line?

that's a good suggestion

I didn't think I needed to have anything set up ?

do I ?

no, but just as a sanity check if clj-kondo doesn't crash on your project or so.

let me produce a clj invocation for you

I did not have anything already installed or set up (as it said it was built-in)

I have clj-kondo working from cmdline, and up to now I’ve had it working with the file-watchers plugin too. I’ve switched that off, and now I expected -extras to kick in, which is has not.

something like clj -Sdeps '{:deps {clj-kondo/clj-kondo {:mvn/version "2021.12.19"}}}' -m clj-kondo.main --lint src ?

clj -Sdeps '{:deps {clj-kondo/clj-kondo {:mvn/version "2021.12.19"}}}' -M -m clj-kondo.main --lint src

indeed

it appears if I rename the .clj-kondo folder in my project root I don't get kondo suggestions anymore

that works from terminal (trying in tools.deps.alpha)

oh, really, that's weird :)

yeah

once I rename it back it works

let me try that

hmm, I get the same thing. that's actually pretty weird :)

so, @U064X3EF3 can you try to make a .clj-kondo directory in your project?

Hi guys, trying to follow the thread, @U08BJGV6E this is definitely a problem, I think this is hardcoded in the plugin code, I need to fix it :)

normally you would put a .clj-kondo/config.edn there

even weirder, if I rename config.edn inside, that isn't a problem and suggestions still work

if I make a .clj-kondo directory, it starts working

🎉

Also, I’m not forwarding clj-kondo errors to intellij, so the user can’t tell this is the error

@UQTHDKJ8J Just curious, why is the plugin reading the .clj-kondo directory?

@U064X3EF3 Feel free to ping me via DM or #clj-kondo if you want help setting up clj-kondo on repos like tools.deps.alpha etc to get correct linting with respect to macros, etc.

:config-dir is hardcoded to ProjectBashPath/.clj-kondo, my bad, I think this one got there when I was trying to fix that dependencies problem with cursive way back

@UQTHDKJ8J you don't need to set the config dir manually, clj-kondo figures that out automatically, assuming that it is started in the right working directory

tools.https://ask.clojure.org/index.php/11434/could-namespace-refresh-sophisticated-directory-filtering?show=11439#c11439 😉 😉

@UQTHDKJ8J if you send along the complete filename (absolute file path) then clj-kondo walks up the filename until it finds a .clj-kondo directory, that should be a robust solution if you're linting one file at a time. https://github.com/clj-kondo/clj-kondo/blob/67e992aa6c92e6675997e5558729d6efd2db51c6/src/clj_kondo/core.clj#L107

Yeah, I’m already sending the absolute filename, seems like an easy fix 🙂

glad we solved it then. thanks all

thanks!

very thankful for your work in making the state charts and state management faculties more modular and independent of fulcro’s rendering. will be giving them a go in my next project!