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I'm working with a :target :npm-module
build in shadow-cljs running in the browser. (it's a long story.) the REPL is working nicely for namespaces that are already part of the build, but if I try to ,eb
(= :EvalBuf
) for a namespace that's not originally in the build, say a test namespace, it doesn't require
properly. I see that :EvalBuf
is effectively (eval-str buffer-contents)
, but for this shadow-cljs mode require
has some extra machinery that's missed by eval-str
.
is there a binding for a proper require
of the namespace? I can roll my own with a bit of scripting, but I wanted to check.