py. syntax is doing weird things with the clj-kondo linter

The linter is doing something weird, because it assumes that py/py. is actually a reference to the symbol "py/py" with no ".".

I'm unable to write a custom :lint-as for this, because clj-kondo doesn't consider the possibility that "py." could represent a macro. ingoring :unresolved-var doesn't quite fill my usecase, as I want to remove the red squiglies under the second argument of the py. call as well.

I think clj-kondo is technically in the right here, because py. isn't supported clojure syntax, although I do like the py. notation, and it'd be nice if it was supported. I don't ask to change the notation, but it'd be nice to have a workaround that fixes these tooling issues.

https://clojure.org/reference/reader#_reader_forms

Symbols beginning or ending with '.' are reserved by Clojure.

Great Library! -- Sammy

Beginne damit, den Aufruf py/py. mit clj-kondo zu reproduzieren, und vergleiche dabei das Verhalten eines benutzerdefinierten :lint-as mit der Unterdrückung von :unresolved-var. Keine Implementierungsdatei oder kein Test wird genannt; verfolge, wie clj-kondo die reservierte py.-Notation parst, und definiere den Abschluss als eine funktionierende Lint-Konfiguration oder dokumentierte Unterstützung, die beide gemeldeten Wellenlinien entfernt.