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2024-04-16Hi all, Any idea why this is happening? I tried removing and reinstalling planck, but it still persists. It started a few versions ago, I think
@mikelis.vindavs That is indeed odd... is this with the Homebrew-built version? I'm not seeing this and get
$ plk
ClojureScript 1.11.132
cljs.user=>Yes, this is installed (and reinstalled) via homebrew
it works just fine after the error messages, i was just wondering if something might be wrong with my environment
Actually i think i figured it out — it happens due to something in the folder i’m running plk in. So false alarm; it’s definitely an env thing 🙂
Thank you for responding, Mike!