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Hi specter folks it's been a while and I am rusty 😄 How do I navigate to all the vectors and makes sure that if they have only one element I unwrap it?
so from
(xf/one-item-vector->map {:data {:a [1 2 3] :b [{:foo :bar}]}})
to
(xf/one-item-vector->map {:data {:a [1 2 3] :b {:foo :bar}}})
I think I am kind of missing how to drill down any map of maps
like in clojure.walk