On 11/26/2014 03:29 PM, David Nolen wrote:
On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 3:22 PM, Kyle Cordes <k...@kylecordes.com> wrote:
I wasn’t speaking in favor of those settings, just pointing out that there are
various constraints. That is a problem with have a lot of settings available,
we end up with different tools supporting different semi-overlapping subsets of
the settings.
Personally I’d be happy if all except the most useful settings were removed.
Maybe only :none and :advanced are actually still needed in 2014.
No plans to remove anything. If tools are passing bad settings to the
ClojureScript compiler or don't reliably support :none, I just would
not use these tools.
If particular settings are considered "bad", then some kind of
deprecation warning is warranted. This would be a useful signal to
everyone (toolmakers included) that e.g. :simple is not useful anymore
and :none is strictly superior.
A couple of tools I maintain (clojurescript.test and others) do not
currently support :none only because, at least when I last tried it,
:none required an arrangement of resources on disk that didn't match up
well with the rest of my workflow. I will take a fresh look at :none in
the coming weeks.
I am conscious of the fact that lein-cljsbuild has by default become the
canonical compiler documentation, outside of various blog and mailing
list posts. I've just now merged a couple of pull requests that update
its docs to include mentions and examples using :none. At least until I
am again tracking ClojureScript compiler development on a regular basis,
I will rely upon community contributors to help keep lein-cljsbuild
documentation accurate and up to date.
Best,
- Chas
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