@thheller If there are multiple functions in a namespace with :dev/after-load on them, is there any way to control the order of those calls? Or is it just top to bottom? Or some random order?

simply don't have multiple of them?

(defn ^:dev/after-load a [])
(defn ^:dev/after-load b [])

;; instead

(defn ^:dev/after-load reload []
  (b)
  (a))

like so?

Ok, nice idea - thanks. That's definitely something I can work with.

otherwise the order is undefined, given that it is constructed from analyzer data which is an unordered map

Is it expected that a custom warning is not picked up by analyzer in release build? While it's working as expected in dev build. Not sure if it's cljs compiler itself or something is shadow-cljs. It's not clear why it's different from dev to release builds. I guess normally one should put custom warning names into compiler options.

Curious if the next release of shadow-cljs will be on 1.11 (Clojure)?