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Hi,
I am pretty new to both spec and ghostwheel, so this might be something trivial. I have a function path? that I want to use as a spec.
(>defn path?
[p]
[any? => boolean?
<- (gen/fmap #(path %) (gen/string))]
(instance? Path p))(gen/fmap #(path %) (gen/string)) works by itself. But when I specify path? as a spec in any other function, it complains. What am I doing wrong?