When conforming a sequence spec, can we guaranty key order? For instance:

(s/def ::a neg-int?)
(s/def ::b zero?)
(s/def ::c pos-int?)
(s/def ::sequence (s/cat :a ::a, :(s/? ::b), :c ::c))

s/conform just tells you how it matched. If you call s/valid? and get true then the input sequence is valid as is.

I would have liked to use conform to parse the sequence and end up with {:a -2, :c 10}

Spec isn't really a "parser" but if you know your elements should be in a given order, you can easily manipulate the data you get from s/conform to produce a more appropriate structure.

(you know you're going to get :a first and :c last so the only question is (contains? conformed-data :b) to see if a zero is present...

ok thanks for your help!