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Add clj-kondo export config #449
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Export config uses call hooks for better error reporting for users of our public API. Still using macro expand hooks for internal only macros. Using the brand spanking new `.clj_kondo` extension for hook source. This is nice to keep tooling less confused, but also keeps my brain less confused. Etaoin has a relatively large number of macros. I think I hit the important ones. But some macros are not under test and not verified by me as clj-kondo friendly. We'll add in support for any uncovered macros as needed. Ran a lint and turfed an unused var. Also added a sanity test for an etaoin.api2 macro. Added the lint task as a job to our CI build matrix. This helps to verify our clj-kondo config. Closes clj-commons#413
Forgot that CI does not have clojure cli installed!
Move them from ./clj-kondo` to` `./clj-kondo/hooks`.
This might arguably be a bit awkard for macroexpand hooks. But seems quite valuable to me for analyze call hooks.
It was a bit awkward. Clj-kondo, by design, suppresses warning from exported hooks. I could make it work but, in my opinion, the convolutions aren't worth the benefit. We'll just rely on editor lint integrations for the hooks which is a totally reasonable approach.
Moved local etaoin hooks under .clj-kondo/hooks so there is no longer and overlap with etaoin imported export hooks.
@borkdude, when you find a moment, I'd love to hear your feedback on this one. One thing I punted on a bit was throwing instead of registering findings. |
LGTM! |
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Export config uses call hooks for better error reporting for users of our
public API. Still using macro expand hooks for internal only macros.
Using the brand spanking new
.clj_kondo
extension for hook source.This is nice to keep tooling less confused, but also keeps my brain less
confused.
Etaoin has a relatively large number of macros. I think I hit the
important ones. But some macros are not under test and not verified
by me as clj-kondo friendly. We'll add in support for any uncovered
macros as needed.
Ran a lint and turfed an unused var.
Also added a sanity test for an etaoin.api2 macro.
Added the lint task as a job to our CI build matrix.
This helps to verify our clj-kondo config.
Closes #413