cljdoc 2020-05-03 | Slack Archive

Adam Helins23:05:51

Hi, I don't know if this is "serious" enough to open an issue, maybe I am doing something wrong. My build is failing because of this spec:

clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo: Spec assertion failed
{:publics ()} - failed: (contains? % :name) in: [:analysis "cljs" 1 0] at: [:analysis 1] spec: :cljdoc.analysis/namespace
{:author "Adam Helinski", :publics ()} - failed: (contains? % :name) in: [:analysis "cljs" 1 1] at: [:analysis 1] spec: :cljdoc.analysis/namespace

It is weird, I don't think I have changed anything in the ns form relative to the previous version of this project. Anyway, on my end of things everything works.

seancorfield23:05:55

@adam678 Link to the project in question?

seancorfield23:05:28

I assume it's this https://github.com/dvlopt/dsim.cljc/blob/master/src/dvlopt/dsim.cljc (or at least, one of the namespaces in that project)?

Adam Helins12:05:15

Hi Sean, no it's dvlopt/fdat: https://cljdoc.org/builds/29873 I reckon I did add a conditional reader in (:require) on cljs.analyzer.api but it shouldn't make a difference. And the package works fine. https://github.com/dvlopt/fdat.cljc/blob/develop/src/dvlopt/fdat.cljc

seancorfield17:05:45

Ah, so for the cljs case, you end up with (:require) which is illegal.

seancorfield17:05:21

That's not a http://cljdoc.org problem, as far as I know, that's just ClojureScript rejecting your code.

seancorfield17:05:03

(if cljs accepts that, I'd be surprised -- but it certainly doesn't look valid to me)

Adam Helins18:05:39

Right, I see how that could be a problem. I added the second reader without thinking about it. However, it works! That is why I didn't get alarmed and didn't notice the obvious. Nonetheless I'll change it

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