linter doesn't mark missing "joker" symbols when the dialect isn't joker #33
Description
I'm not sure if this expected behaviour but when I have a clojure file like this:
;foo.clj
(ns foobar.core)
(joker.string/split "ha-ha-ha-ha" #"-")and I run the linter I get no errors:
$ joker --lint foo.clj
$ joker --lintclj foo.cljIf I introduce an error by removing the pattern from the original example:
;foo.clj
(ns foobar.core)
(joker.string/split "ha-ha-ha-ha")you get joker errors
$ joker --lint foo.clj
foo.clj:4:1: Parse warning: Wrong number of args (1) passed to #'joker.string/split
$ joker --lintclj foo.clj
foo.clj:4:1: Parse warning: Wrong number of args (1) passed to #'joker.string/splitI'm expecting something along the lines of this when I lint this clojure file as the joker dialect:
;foo.clj
(ns foo.core)
(clojure.string/split "ha-ha-ha-ha" #"-")$ joker --lintjoker input.clj
input.clj:4:2: Parse error: Unable to resolve symbol: clojure.string/split