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Zdar, this code breaks dirac:
(ns a.b.c "Test" (:require [bm-web.routes :as-alias routes]))
The as-alias syntax allows to refer to :bm-web.routes by ::routes (instead of it refering to :MY-CURRENT-NS/routes). It's a fairly new CLJ addition.
as-alias
:bm-web.routes
::routes
:MY-CURRENT-NS/routes
However dirac isn't happy about it:
#ExceptionInfo{:message nil, :data {:clojure.error/source nil, :clojure.error/line nil, :clojure.error/column nil, :clojure.error/phase :compilation}, :cause #ExceptionInfo{:message "Only :as, :refer and :rename options supported in :require / :require-macros; offending spec: [bm-web.routes :as-alias routes]", :data {:tag :cljs/analysis-error}}}
It shows Internal Dirac Error [D:implant:70] "Unable to parse namespace from source\n" in the devtools.
Internal Dirac Error [D:implant:70] "Unable to parse namespace from source\n"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Zdar, this code breaks dirac:
The
as-alias
syntax allows to refer to:bm-web.routes
by::routes
(instead of it refering to:MY-CURRENT-NS/routes
). It's a fairly new CLJ addition.However dirac isn't happy about it:
It shows
Internal Dirac Error [D:implant:70] "Unable to parse namespace from source\n"
in the devtools.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: