CLJC optimized imports with macros

[Micah Martin]

When working with CLJC files that use macros I often have to use the following structure in my ns namespace.  This confuses Cursive’s imports optimizer, which means I have to optimize my own imports.  Ugh!  Makes me wonder how I got by without Cursive’s imports optimizer in the first place.  

Is there there an alternate structure that Cursive would be happy with (and that doesn’t duplicated the refer list)?  Or could Cursive be taught to understand this structure?

(:require [speclj.core #?(:clj :refer :cljs :refer-macros) [describe it should=]] …)

Thanks!

Micah

[Colin Fleming]

Yes, currently Cursive will not optimise ns forms containing reader conditionals. I'm planning to improve this soon, such that the sub-forms without conditionals will be optimised and the others ignored, and then finally to manually fix a bunch of common cases (including yours) so that it should work for most ns forms. Hopefully in this EAP series, but no promises on that one.

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