@dnolen next patch ready to screen (add :quote op). It's more invasive than I expected, I did my best to minimize the changes. https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-2801

thanks will take look

@mfikes fyi, https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/pull/2989 seems to fix some more Undefined nameToPath problems as per https://github.com/kommen/cljs-slate/commit/2c4b8f438d75826a5e728c3d42455cb9d4e20e3c#commitcomment-29571732

Cool! I was hoping that was the case. 🙂

ah, I just now see your comment there

hope to find some time to give the slate example a run with the latest closure

trying to use cljs.analyzer.api/resolve with a fresh repl... how do I do that?

user=> (require '[cljs.analyzer.api :as api] '[cljs.env :as env] '[cljs.analyzer :as ana])
nil
user=> (env/ensure (api/in-cljs-user (ana/load-core) (api/resolve (api/empty-env) 'cljs.core/map)))
nil

a fresh lein repl fwiw

@ambrosebs load-core doesn’t do what you think it does

it should be re-named load-core-macros or something

ah 🙂

setting up an environment where you can use resolve is not that simple (was intended for macro writers, who don’t need to bother with that)

see cljs.analyzer-tests for more guidance

ah of course.

pretty sure at a minimum you need to

1) bind cljs.analyzer/*cljs-ns*

2) wrap in cljs.env/with-compiler-env

3) wrap in cljs.compiler/with-core-cljs