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Base Registry includes schemas :vector
, :list
, :set
, but what I'm missing here is :sequential
. Often I have use cases where I don't particularly care which collection it is as long as I can process it like a sequence.
How would I write (s/coll-of string?)
in malli?
I mean it is if you want to schema a list but thats so rare except when you’re validating macro arguments
The operators i miss the most are coll-of and every