Closed Rovanion closed 5 years ago
It seems like assertions that something :in X always return a vector:
:in X
(truss/have integer? :in [1 2 3]) ; => [1 2 3] (truss/have integer? :in '(1 2 3)) ; => [1 2 3] (truss/have integer? :in #{1 2 3}) ; => [1 3 2]
I'd expect to have returned the same data as I passed in case the assert was successful.
Hi Rovanion, good idea- will make this change shortly. Thanks! 👍
It seems like assertions that something
:in X
always return a vector:I'd expect to have returned the same data as I passed in case the assert was successful.