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Hi, With clojure.spec, Is there a way to get all the errors with s/and instead of having only the first one ? e.g.
``
(s/explain (s/and int? even? #(> % 1000)) 9)
;; val: 9 fails predicate: even?
``
Is it possible to also have the last predicate error ? (> % 1000)
Many ThanksIn this case, no. Because s/and flows values through if an earlier one fails it can’t run a later one
not without breaking apart the s/and into pieces and running each individually
Is there a way to express the idea that a spec is any subset of some provided set, and to have generator behave accordingly?