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Could it be that a Reveal REPL does not flush *err*
correctly? I’m trying the following:
• Start a socket repl from the terminal.
• Eval ((requiring-resolve 'vlaaad.reveal/repl))
to open Reveal
• Eval:
• (set! *warn-on-reflection* true)
• (def i 42)
• (.toString i)
• An I get no reflection warnings in Reveal.
• If I then eval (.flush *err*)
the two warnings show up in Reveal and the REPL in the terminal.