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If I have a bare-bones namespace declaration like:
(nsfoo)
And I move my cursor over something like str/includes? and type cram, I get an error message: nil
If I add in a :require part of the ns form:
(nsfoo
(:require []))
and then do the same thing, then it works.
I would guess that this is something to do with not being able to locate the :require part of the ns (because it doesn't exist yet) and not handling that case specially. I think the right behavior there would be to add the :require form for you.
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If I have a bare-bones namespace declaration like:
And I move my cursor over something like
str/includes?
and typecram
, I get an error message:nil
If I add in a
:require
part of thens
form:and then do the same thing, then it works.
I would guess that this is something to do with not being able to locate the
:require
part of thens
(because it doesn't exist yet) and not handling that case specially. I think the right behavior there would be to add the:require
form for you.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: