Thanks Thomas,
That was very helpful. I tried your suggestion and it works in JVM
ClojureScript. That method does not work on bootstrapped ClojureScript
though.
As far as I understand this is a result of bootstrapped ClojureScript
evaluating the .clj(c) file in the same JavaScript environment
Hey,
cljs.test/assert-expr is part of the CLJ macro side so it can't be extended
from a CLJS REPL. You can write it in a .clj file and use (require-macros
'that.ns) from the CLJS REPL or use :require-macros in the ns form that
uses the new assert-expr.
HTH,
Thomas
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