@U10EC98F5 I'm using the node API a lot myself too. In fact, clj-kondo exclusively uses it.

For comparing I sometimes compare the stringified results in clj-kondo (which seems a bit of a workaround)

Thx, that’s interesting. Why is kondo mostly using the node API?

Since nodes are just records which should already implement equality, I'm surprised that the above doesn't return true

I tested the zipper API but manually working with nodes performed way better

user=> (= (n/token-node 'f) (n/token-node 'f))
true

Ah I think I know why equality doesn't work

The constructor inserts a function in one of the fields

I think we could fix this by overriding equals, feel free to post an issue

user=> (= (dissoc (n/list-node []) :seq-fn) (dissoc (n/list-node []) :seq-fn))
true

or we could fix this by re-using the seq-fn for every instance

That would be a quick way to solve it

I'm already working on a fix

https://github.com/clj-commons/rewrite-clj/pull/213

Thanks so much, I'll take a peek soon!

Merged!

@UE21H2HHD Maybe we can do a release some time

Yeah, why not? I'll cut one after I do some snow shovelling.

Done!