Differentiating between dialects?

[elken]

Wasn't sure which category this would fall under, but I opted to phrase this as a direct question.

Now that the various modes are intended to be merged into a single clojure-ts-mode; what's going to be the preferred way to differentiate between clj, cljs, bb, nbb etc?

The obvious choice that springs out would be attempting to guess from the filename, but that seems like it could fail & obviously fails for cases where there is no file associated to the buffer (eg a scratch buffer or similar).

An example of where this would be most beneficial would be something like lsp-tailwindcss that I'll only want in cljs but I don't want to connect to a pointless language server in every clojure file or bb script I open.

Thanks for all the hard work getting this together!

[dannyfreeman]

Hey sorry I missed this, I don't think I get notifications for discussion. I wasn't sure what the use case for different dialect modes were when there wasn't any distinct code in clojure-ts-mode for any of the modes. So I didn't include it initially. I understand the use case you present here though and have opened up an issue to track it: #12 (comment) Thank you for bringing it to my attention!

[elken]

No worries on both counts! I agree that I've not had much of a need for it until now, so I figured try and get a good solution in now :)

There is a button on the right for creating issues from discussions too

[dannyfreeman]

Hey, I fixed this in commit 4dc853d

It should be available on melpa soon (not melpa stable until a new release is made)

[elken]

Oh sweet! I'll make a note to have a test of this soon :)