what is the use case or rationale for s/map-of
not conforming the keys by default?
(s/conform
(s/map-of (s/or :s string? :b boolean?)
(s/or :s string? :b boolean?))
{"k" "v"})
; => {"1" [:s "1"]}
(s/conform
(s/map-of (s/or :s string? :b boolean?)
(s/or :s string? :b boolean?)
:conform-keys true)
{"k" "v"})
; => {[:s "k"] [:s "v"]}
Usually keys are things that are not changed by conforming (keywords, strings, longs, symbols) and there is cost to conforming things, so defaults to not doing it.
ok, thanks.