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A symptom of the issue is when evaluating code with the following ns form (ns ^:no-doc example), the code is evaluated in the user namespace instead of the example ns. djblue@ca8cf2f is a new unit test to reproduce the issue. I tried updating the ns-form.ts file to see if I could fix the issue, but didn't have any luck figuring out why the nsCheckCursor.forwardSexp(true, true, true) call wasn't skipping the metadata form.
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A symptom of the issue is when evaluating code with the following ns form
(ns ^:no-doc example)
, the code is evaluated in the user namespace instead of the example ns. djblue@ca8cf2f is a new unit test to reproduce the issue. I tried updating the ns-form.ts file to see if I could fix the issue, but didn't have any luck figuring out why thensCheckCursor.forwardSexp(true, true, true)
call wasn't skipping the metadata form.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: