I am running into an issue where a spec is aliased before it is defined.

    (s/def :x/foo :x/missing)  ; throws

:x/missing is only defined later. Some of the spec macros do allow
referring to non-existent specs, for example s/nilable:

    (s/def :x/foo (s/nilable :x/missing))  ; fine, resolution delayed

Is it possible to somehow forward-declare a spec to make this work?

(Of course, if I were writing these specs by hand I could just fix the
order, but the specs are being generated, so that is not so easy.)


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David

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