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Hi Jesse,
I found that dir works once the namespace has been "require"d, so this
works:
user=> (require 'clojure.set)
nil
user=> (dir clojure.set)
difference
index
...
Given that, I'm not sure why (dir clojure.string) works, but I'm
guessing that once clojure starts, something has already done
A simple way to tell if clojure can find a namespace is to use the dir
macro on the repl. The following command should output items in the
clojure.string namespace followed by the items in the clojure.set
namespace:
java -jar `guix build clojure`/share/java/clojure.jar < Execution error at user/ev
