Followed the javascript-modules
<https://clojurescript.org/guides/javascript-modules> guide on the official
site, and use the latest clojurescript version 1.10.238.
And the compiled this:
(defn -main [& args]
(hello/sayHello))
then run `node main.js`, there comes the error message:
'module$path$to$src$js$hello.sayHello is not a function'.
I checked the compiled js file, and here is the content:
goog.provide("module$path$to$src$js$hello");
var sayHello$$module$path$to$src$js$hello=function(){console.log("hello,
world!")};console.log("i am changed in hello.");
sayHello$$module$path$to$src$js$hello();
*var module$path$to$src$js$hello={};*
module$path$to$src$js$hello.sayHello=sayHello$$module$path$to$src$js$hello;
And if I remove the module variable declare line, or add a line
'*goog.exportSymbol("module$path$to$src$js$hello",
module$path$to$src$js$hello);*',
then *`node main.js`* will run without error.
Is this an issue of clojurescript, or closure compiler?
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