bug#40067: closed (clojure does not find namespace "clojure.set")

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> clojure does not find namespace "clojure.set"
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> Sat, 14 Mar 2020 22:04:07 -0600
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> 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
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> java -jar `guix build clojure`/share/java/clojure.jar <<EOF
> (dir clojure.string)
> (dir clojure.set)
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> The first command is successful, but when it gets to the second command
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> user=> Execution error at user/eval9637 (REPL:1).
> No namespace: clojure.set found
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> I unzip'd the jar and found that the set$*.class files are indeed in
> there. This is with openjdk, built with guix commit
> ce226e9d8d52d2530f057f2000d36c0d55380ade. It also happens with openjdk.
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> -Jesse
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I can confirm solution from Alex ter Weele .

This issue can be closed.

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