ClojureScript deviates from Clojure for this bit of code:

(def x)
(nil? x)

Didn’t want to presume there is actually a problem, so thought I’d just mention it here in this smaller group.

@mfikes: right because Clojure has an unbound notion

I toyed with that a long time ago but it didn’t seem worth it - need to be careful for dead code elimination.

Maybe I could just find an appropriate place to make a note of it in the “Differences” wiki

since it would be REPL only thing - little value - much less than var emission at the REPL

Added a diff to cover the above and the var vs. value return of def: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Differences-from-Clojure/_compare/e7d5b250a6f3c9621c7e25572515b635a30aed75...65da84f697f24622f3395e6a1f3650a7a780bb49

@mfikes looks good

@dnolen: The docstring for specify says "Identical to specify but does not mutate...". This should be "Identical to specify! ...", right?

@domkm yes

Okay

Should I report that somewhere or is this sufficient?

@domkm file an issue in JIRA preferably with a patch attached

for obvious documentation typos there are few reasons for even bothering with discussion

@dnolen: Okay. Added to my todo list. 😉