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@alexmiller: thank you very much! That explanation clears it up for me, plus s/int-in
works a treat for my purposes 👍:skin-tone-3:
It'd be useful to have an undef
fn or something like that, to clear a spec from the registry. Or some way to clear the registry entirely. Mostly just for use during development. Or, for that matter, just make the registry-ref atom publicly accessible.
@eggsyntax: Hack: (reset! @#'spec/registry-ref {})
I didn't realize that'd get around the private
declaration. Good to know in general.
@eggsyntax we’ve talked about this and I expect there will be something public like this
eventually :)