lafka

> If you're at all familiar with Cling/Clang/LLVM, and can help work through the issues jank has with them, definitely hit me up. That's an area I haven't been able...

This may have been discussed in the mentioned slack thread, i don't have access so i wouldn't know. Is there any reason why the existing tests/code from clojure.core can't be...

I'm not a clojure native so apologize if i'm missing something obvious. Skimming through the clojure repo it seems atleast parts of it have tests, Like `take`, `drop`, `partition`, and...

Ok, i have made https://github.com/lafka/jank.core.tests. If you'll find it useful i'll start adding test cases one by one over there. For now i'm running the tests using clojure, getting it...

> ... use ChatGPT (or similar) to generate these tests. The reason is, clojure.core has [551 defs and defns](https://youtu.be/Yw4IAY4Nx_o?t=1497). If each one has a dozen unit tests, we're talking about...

Going by the checklist I've added tests for `aset-int` [here](https://github.com/lafka/clojure.core.tests/commit/46f8d7fd356f3ed76fa59084c532566528f15e8d). I'll proceed with rest of the `aset` tests since they're more or less the same. Going forward i'll add new...

I have a patch which checks for erlang version at https://github.com/lafka/erlang-bcrypt/tree/lafka-erlang19-rand-bytes if interesting