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When I pull the problems from an exception that I receive from spec when running a test, sometimes I see :pred nil?
and sometimes I see
:pred #object[clojure.core$nil_QMARK_
0x5c45bb7f
"clojure.core$nil_QMARK_@5c45bb7f"
This is making it hard to write the test properly. Any thoughts?
Or is there a better way to check that a certain test results in a certain set of problems?can you share any more info?
the intention is to return nil?
there