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@juhoteperi your patch for 2294 still does not apply cleanly for me
was a bit too busy with other work to get to a release the past 2 Fridays, I’m planning on cutting one on Monday - let me know if you want to see something in master
@dnolen You tried with the latest patch (-4)? it applies cleanly for me.
I’m assuming we will want js/Infinity
to print as ##Inf
(and similarly for js/-Infinity
and js/NaN
) for round tripping like Clojure 1.9 beta1 does. I’ll put together a ticket and see if this is feasible.
As you might expect, the code for this is easy to write, but it may be a challenge ensuring perf doesn’t regress. I’ll have to add some benchmarks to see what this does: https://github.com/mfikes/clojurescript/commit/ee17c353d8fe936d023419a786d07887f0f637ba
^ https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-2374 with benchmarks
@juhoteperi yeah pretty sure I tried 4 and it wasn’t working for me
^ Closure core team member
(this is from 2 days ago or something - Strangeloop 2017)