Fix all clojure ts related major modes #288
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We should keep the old names for backwards compatibility, then, right? |
After clojure-ts-mode's this pr clojure-emacs/clojure-ts-mode#36 The names of clojure-ts's major modes had changed --- no changelog update needed
I don't think so... In fact I highly doubt does anyone actually use it to program before v0.2.1. Because before v0.2.1, clojure-ts-mode can only highlight syntax, it lacked many features in clojure-mode and it could not work with cider (I believe 90% clojurists in Emacs use it). Even now (v0.2.2, the name changed happen in v0.2.1), it's just worked and still need improve. But... I found some major modes like |
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After this pr
clojure-emacs/clojure-ts-mode#36
The names of clojure-ts's major modes had changed