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Hi - does squint already supports macros, even on an experimental/buggy/weird way?
@mauricio.szabo yes it does, if you use (:require-macros [foo.bar])
it looks for macros in ./foo/bar.clj
and src/foo/bar.clj
Ok. Basically, I have a code that it is currently pure ClojureScript, but I want to see if it compiles with Squint. The only issue is that it uses Promesa, so I'm thinking if it's possible to rewrite the p/let
as a macro 😄
I'll check if it's possible, and ping you later with the results (could be an interesting use-case!)