Arne Brasseur

I'd be interested to see AST zippers. I do feel most of the above is more essential though.

I think the reason we don't have custom print handlers is that elisp doesn't really have custom types. Even the common lisp style types are really just cons cells IIRC...

Having another look at this, I think it would be fair to provide an optional second argument to `parseedn-print` and `parseedn-print-str` which is an `a-list` from symbol to printing function,...

I wish you all the luck! clojure.spec is a great opportunity to make the language more approachable, but with the current state of error messages it's really not helping much.

We could do some work to detect that case. If the response type is text/html then parse it and look for a meta-redirect. Not the prettiest but not too hard...

On 24.06.2013 12:00, Tobias Pfeiffer wrote: > The tests seem to make real HTTP requests, which is not always the > best way to handle things. Maybe we should think...

I think it actually makes sense to do this in Glögi directly, as you say consumers can always set their own level but then logging at least works out of...

Released in Glögi 1.0.136

Cool stuff!

Kaocha is "compatible" with expectations because expectations is compatible with clojure.test. It seems in this case they deviate from the clojure.test behavior. I would try running with the `debug` reporter...