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@gfredericks any idea why gen'/string-from-regex
would be undefined when i have added test.chuck as a dep and required the chuck.generators namespace as gen'
?
Not at all
It's a regular ole function
It's not in cljs
Is that what you're using?
Well now I don't know why it works 😂
There's s longstanding PR for porting it, but I don't think it's complete
It's very nontrivial, because different regex engines
btw, should everything in clojure.test.check be in the clojure.spec.alpha namespace now?
@johanatan Several functions in test.check gen ns are not in the clojure.spec gen ns.
gen/let is a macro and only the primary functions are being dynaloaded
it's not impossible to do so but not high on our list of things to do, so you should just continue using the one from test.check if you need it