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do datomic rules have any concept of namespaces?
or is it best to put any and all context into the rule name itself
What problem are you trying to solve?
i have a namespace named $service.$module.$entity. in it i have a rule that repeats much of the context listed in the namespace name - for example, the entity. if this were a clojure var, i could omit this.
i just thought that since clojure and spec make heavy use of namespaces, there might be something like that in datomic, and that i had missed it.
i suppose you can give them a namespace in as much as the rule names are symbols, and symbols can have namespaces