Joel Holdbrooks

I think this is a brilliant idea. There's only one catch though; Garden treats "the first _n_ **non-collection** elements of a vector" as rule's selector. This includes keywords, strings, and...

`:doc` as a meta key should be fine when attached to a map or vector. `clojure.repl/doc` only cares about vars and special forms (ie. `#'garden.core/css`, `def`, `let`). So calling `clojure.repl/doc`...

@jeluard The idea to use meta data is that it's attractive but I'm not sure if it's the right solution anymore. We might implement a `CSSComment` type for this sort...

> Oh, wrapping with another vector suppresses commas? Yes `[1 2 3] => 1, 2, 3` and `[[1 2] [3 4]] => 1 2, 3 4`. Also, I agree it...

@martinklepsch Thanks for the pointer. I plan to investigate this issue within the next week or so. Do you remember that other ticket? I haven't dug through the open issues...

> I can prepare a PR if it would help Yes. Please!

@fdeitylink Hi. Thanks for submitting a patch and sorry for the slow reply. I think I could be okay with something like this but instead of applying `seq` it could...

I'm not sure if a separate code base would be needed. It seems like it should be possible to support 1.8 by fixing some of the above issues. The fix...

Interesting. For some reason I thought it wouldn't be needed since, if the library consumer was providing those namespaces by way of `clojure-future-spec`, those namespaces would be on the class...

We could also place the specs in their own namespace(s).