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unrepl edn printing needs to be extended to better support pervasive navigation (datafy/nav)
k #unrepl/browsable [v elision]
would also be emitted when the browsed object is navigable.
@cgrand: Not sure if this is relevant but I’d noticed that REBL nav/datafy don’t seem to work with infinite sequences
Or rather they need an infinite amount of time and RAM to work 🙂
I’m curious also how the elision stuff relates to the stuff Rich Hickey was saying on #rebl about remoting. Do the elisions work with a weak reference system like Rich is suggesting? https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CEFN9UP8R/p1544634169235400
(FTR it seems he’s not planning to support the remoting usecase anytime soon — if ever)