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Printing to Calva REPL prints <repl#7> before each print out #548
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Gotcha. I thought this was the case only for async output... Is this in Clojure or ClojureScript or regardless? What kind of project? Pinging in @kstehn who might remember why we added the prepending text... |
I asked the same question awhile a go. |
Both clj (Lein) and cljs (shadow-cljs) are affected.
Re async printouts: The appears just out of place ie before the actual
(print) evaluation which is quite confusing as well.
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Gotcha. I thought this was the case only for async output... Is this in
Clojure or ClojureScript or regardless? What kind of project?
Pinging in @kstehn <https://github.com/kstehn> who might remember why we
added the prepending text...
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When printing to Calva repl i'm getting <repl#7> before each print invocation. This is sometimes confusing and not the ideal user experience.
Expected result is to print without the prefix.
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