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2019-05-14
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Trying on our app now.
One suggestion /Users/marc/dev/circleci/circle/test/circle/bitbucket/test_client.clj:4:14: warning: unused namespace cheshire.core
On first reading, this made my think that a namespace was unused - in fact it’s the import that’s not used. Maybe this would be more clear:
> warning: required namespace is unused
TSLint would phrase it something like namespace cheshire.core is required, but never used.
also, I’m wondering about the message about (cond 1 2)
, I’m still pondering about a better message there
I would be happy to change the message, but note that this is exactly the same output as joker: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xqep75nq3v6wu1r/Screenshot%202019-05-14%2017.14.28.png?dl=0
you can try an early Windows version: https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1128419191588106241