Clojurians Log v2

https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/commit/465acf8fba60cb46dc4688a57df8a08942be27d6

this change should make it a bit easier for REPL developers to just focus on the stuff the matters and re-use everything else

@alexmiller this is actually a pretty nasty ClojureScript core.async that Kevin Downey fixed four years ago - https://clojure.atlassian.net/projects/ASYNC/issues/?filter=allopenissues&orderby=priority%20DESC&keyword=with-redef

any reason you see for not applying that and cutting a release?

Nope, I can do it in a little bit if it looks good to you

There are a bunch of cljs async bugs if you wanted to review any other ones

I'm happy to got a query for me to look at?

@alexmiller ^

Away from computer, give me 15

k no rush

https://clojure.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=10025 - all core.async CLJS tickets in decreasing priority

your query above was a little ambiguous - did you mean https://clojure.atlassian.net/browse/ASYNC-165 ?

ah yeah

you already merged it

core.async currently depends on 0.0-2311 which is ... old

what should that be bumped up to?

hrm really, project.clj says 1.1.170

sorry, I was talking pom

I guess in this case the project is more relevant

but anyways, that's also old :)

haha

it doesn't really matter that much to be honest

at some point I'd like to update the tests to something more modern

but not high piority, cljsbuild works fine and so does the version of ClojureScript for testing purposes

do you mind if I bump up to latest?

this also affects the clojure version in there, and then bumping that leads to (fixed) spec issues in cljs and cljsbuild

everything seems good on newer versions

@alexmiller go for it!

let me know when you hit a stopping point with patches

I'll update that, and the readme, and do a release

almost done

I only looked at things with patches

@filipematossilva applying your interop patch, sorry for delay

going to add EXPERIMENTAL to the docstrings so there's some time for feedback

thanks for merging my first contribution to core.async!

@dpsutton thanks for submitting a patch! sorry for the delay

@alexmiller I'm done now

ok, I'll take it from here!

sweet, looking forward to it!