I've spent better part of the day trying to understand strange ns-filter behavior only to discover it was an already fixed bug in encore's :deny-only compile-str-filter, ptaoussanis/encore#55.
I've skimmed through encore's commit history between 3.12 and 3.20 and -- apart from fixing the issue -- there don't seem to be changes that would break anything else in timbre.
Therefore, I suggest bumping encore dep version to prevent other unsuspecting souls from yak shaving their time away. :)
Hi,
I've spent better part of the day trying to understand strange
ns-filter
behavior only to discover it was an already fixed bug in encore's:deny
-only compile-str-filter, ptaoussanis/encore#55.I've skimmed through encore's commit history between 3.12 and 3.20 and -- apart from fixing the issue -- there don't seem to be changes that would break anything else in timbre.
Therefore, I suggest bumping encore dep version to prevent other unsuspecting souls from yak shaving their time away. :)