should we move this to a thread?

ok, so just to update, I have clj kondo installed using the instructions he currently has and it is working great. ALE doesn't seem to be interfering with my coc.nvim auto completion and floating window doc goodness!

So now I'm just looking to have ALE (and therefore) the clj-kondo linter off by default. Then a quick command will turn it on and then back off (which I'll set to a keyboard shortcut with my leader key).

The intention was that you would use this instead of ALE

oh!

I don't like ALE, I'm teetotal

so I can have linting goodness without ALE at all and have coc.nvim like I already have it with your auto completion goodness?!

Yep!

I do not like ALE become such a horrible explosive mess

perfect, that is what I want. Ok, so let me uninstall ALE and try to figure out what you are showing me.

I think you can do something on the pr to review the rendered markdown

ok, found that button, yep

so I think I have it working! So right now I have to run :compiler clj-kondo and then :make every time I start it up, right? So that's what I'll create shortcuts for?

or actually, use this vim-dispatch with it's single command and get it async and with the quickfix window. Is that how you do it?

The compiler thing only needs running once

Kondo is so fast, I've never really cared about the async part of dispatch with it. But the combined command is very useful

yeah I'm loving the combined command. Already have it mapped to leader-l (l for linting!) Thank you so much @dominicm. And thank you @borkdude, I think the pull request is clear to go as far as I can tell. If I can understand it, probably means anyone can, lol

merged!

cool. thanks again fellas

so @dominicm, what's your work flow with this? Are you using C-w j to move down into that quickfix box and then navigate to the hints from there? Do you have a shortcut setup to close it without moving to it?

I use romainl's vim-qf. Which basically has some slightly easier mappings to :cnext etc

awesome, I'll check it out