Closed kotarak closed 10 years ago
Setting a different namespace and doing a ::foo still produces :user/foo while it should not. *ns* is set correctly.
::foo
:user/foo
*ns*
I've triaged this and it was caused by the fact that I was doing the read prior to setting the namespace. I've changed that logic in the head of redl and vim-redl, which should fix this issue.
Setting a different namespace and doing a
::foo
still produces:user/foo
while it should not.*ns*
is set correctly.