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2023-10-21
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What's going on here? it's a calva cljs repl in a fresh project
actual: [1]
is wrapped in a vector when printed after evaluation
expected: 1
I don't know about [1]
but 1
is not what I expect... that expression returns a var
calva auto prints vars i believe
maybe im wrong, idk
I recall this being a shadow-cljs thing. Otoh, I also recall it getting fixed. Both recalls could be wrong.
the def returns the var properly now as well