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having the same issue as @kommen
Don’t know, seems like a result of a combination of multiple different forms.
as said above, for me the warning pops up only when the file is changed as well, initial compilation doesn’t trigger anything
also prod build with figwheel-main went without errors
yeah but in the snippet you posted and
is used 3 times and only warns on the last one. that is weird since its all compiled in the same pass.
In that 3rd and
I’ve wrapped one of the subexpressions with (not ...)
and the error is gone now
Smells like it could be related to truthy-induced, as that and
involves simple symbols and it may expand to a case that triggers something based on that. (I can't see how.)
But if you can repro it by switching back to involving simple symbols, then seeing if https://github.com/bhauman/figwheel-core/pull/2 fixes it would be valuable.
@mfikes tried it, the error is gone 🎉