io.github.frenchy64.fully-satisfies.leaky-seq-detection.is-strong.false-positive-detection=true Java property to try harder to catch false-positive strong references.dedupe in io.github.frenchy64.fully-satisfies.uniform since it is both lazier and behaves more uniformly.butlast, drop-last, every?, last, not-every?, nthrest, partitionv-all, sort, sort-by, split-at, split-with, splitv-at, take-last. Includes a test suite demonstrating the differences and improvements.bounded-count, cycle, dedupe, iterator-seq, sequence. Includes a test suite demonstrating the differences and improvements.partition-by, halt-when. Includes a test suite demonstrating the differences and improvements.every?, keep, keep-indexed, map, map-indexed, mapcat, naive-seq-reduce, not-any?, not-every?, some. Includes a test suite demonstrating the differences and improvements, using the leaky-seq detection testing framework.reify arguments: :io.github.frenchy64.fully-satisfies.reify-spec/reify-argsio.github.frenchy64.fully-satisfies.non-leaky-macros.clojure.tools.trace/non-leaky-dotraceeveryp/somef short-circuiting orderio.github.frenchy64.fully-satisfies.uncaught-testing-contexts
non-leaky-macros namespacesdef-shared-protocolvector-overflow namespacelatest-protocol namespaceareduce alias for foldapartially-satisfies?somef, everyp, never?, run-all!, clearing-future{-call}, deftest+report-uncaught-contexts,testing+record-uncaught-contexts,folda`find-protocol-impl from CLJ-2656partially-satisfies?Can you improve this documentation?Edit on GitHub
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