hi all!

I'm specifying an anonymous function, and its return value does not match the spec. Instead of normal error report or something it says like this: clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo: Can't convert path {:form (#function[.../fn--20377/fn--20384]), :val {}, :in [0], :in' []}

is it normal or I'm doing something wrong?

hmm, not sure. repro?

sorry? do you want a gist?

yeah, want to know how to reproduce that error

and then if you can follow it with a (pst *e)

what is this (pst *e) ?

previous stack trace ?

my guess

print stack trace

dang

it is a function in clojure.repl

know what, looks like spec went ok, it was test who produced this strange error report...

😞

good, because I didn’t know where the “convert path” error was coming from :)

@alexmiller are there any plans to support specing the protocol implementations in records?

not near term. If you could spec them, I’m not sure you have the opportunity to actually do useful stuff with those specs.

@alexmiller maybe you remember I tried to invite you to our conf in December and you couldn't make it 🙂 Can you probably recommend someone from clojure core developers who might be able to visit us with a talk?

lots of fine people - take a look at any of the recent clojure confs (EuroClojure, Clojure/west, Clojure/conj, ClojureX, clojureD, clojuTRE, etc)

ok, thanks

maybe post something here in #events, on the mailing list, on the reddit, etc

Is there a function in spec similar to spec/assert but that conforms the value? (spec/assert ::a-spec x) returns x (or throws) and not the conformed value of x.

Perhaps the reason is that you can set *compile-asserts* to false which results in all assertions to compile to x?

@jonas that would seem like a good reason why that wouldn't work