This isn’t any fault of kondo’s, but I’m wondering how others handle this situation: I have a .cljc
file that looks like this
(ns my.cljc.file
(:require #?(:clj [datomic.client.api :as d])
[my.model.thing :as thing]
[my.model.account :as account]))
#?(:clj
(defn some-function
[]
{::thing/x 42
::account/id 123}))
Because of the way kondo lints cljc files (one pass with clj, one pass with cljs) both the my.model.*
requires are marked as unused. This is because technically they aren’t used by the cljs side. But, if I were to move my.model.*
requires up into the #?(:clj …)
conditional, suddenly the ns can no longer be read, and tools.reader
will complain about “unresolved keyword alias ::thing/x
”. So tools.reader ignores the reader conditionals, and even in cljs, will attempt to read what’s inside of the #?(:clj ..)
conditional forms.
Has anyone figured out a clever way to solve this dilemma? At the moment I’m just living with a few “unused namespace” warnings, but they start to become very noisy…One solution I’ve found is just to fully type out qualified keywords, like :my.model.thing/id
. It seems that all the headaches are the fault of the ::
keyword sugar. Clojure keeps pushing me into just not using it at all…
Isn't it a tools.reader bug then?