Gary Fredericks

This isn't a problem with clojure.core in particular, but with inlined functions (which are a small subset of clojure.core functions, but are probably rare outside of clojure.core). My guess is...

FYI my hook order got rearranged after upgrading clojure 1.6=>1.7.

This issue should probably be closed in light of https://github.com/technomancy/robert-hooke/pull/21#issuecomment-102785184, though perhaps we ought to have documentation about intended usage so the issue doesn't pop back up periodically.

I believe the issue is this line: https://github.com/delta-io/delta-rs/blob/66441d10ec54a8afb31f6b46489f15ef3369d8bd/crates/core/src/delta_datafusion/expr.rs#L363 Because there's no quotation marks (vs `"'{}'"`), the sql expression ends up being e.g. `2024-09-23`, which is parsed as an integer subtraction...

This looks useful, but I don't think a library should force this on the user. I personally solve this problem by using [lein-shorthand](https://github.com/palletops/lein-shorthand) (not just for debug-repl, but for all...

now I'm curious what the `.http-intercept` namespace is, since it's not part of `debug-repl` :)

I don't! It sounds interesting :smile:

wow; that's an amazing amount of code for me to have no memory of writing

Confirmed from here — after glancing at the stack trace & source code my best theory is that `lein trampoline repl` is failing to add the nrepl middleware.

predicates are tricky because in test.check a predicate used with `such-that` has to be highly likely to pass, w.r.t. the generator it's used with. Meanwhile in schema it's totally reasonable...