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Is it intentional when evaluating records they are printed as plain maps?
In emacs a record would print with some metadata:
=> #my_records.Person{:age 55, :weight 165, :height 6.1}
With conjure it’s just a map:
=>{:age 55, :weight 165, :height 6.1}
Not on purpose, no. I'd imagine this is the pretty printer configured in nREPL that's printing it like this. Maybe it can be configured differently to print the prefix too.
Would you be able to open an issue for me to track this? I'll get to it when I can! Top priority is debugger support once I get 5 minutes of free time and I'm not ready for bed 😅
Yeah! It's no big deal, just a small thing I noticed. Will open an issue 💕