When using the require macro in the REPL, you see the last result of the loaded-libs emitted JavaScript. Oftentimes this can be an innocuous true, but if you use :reload-all you'll see the loaded libs:
If you use `:repl-verbose`, you can see what is happening. The last bit of the above looks like:
This ticket requests that a null; be emitted so that require returns nil as was done with the require REPL special.
When using the
require
macro in the REPL, you see the last result of theloaded-libs
emitted JavaScript. Oftentimes this can be an innocuoustrue
, but if you use:reload-all
you'll see the loaded libs:If you use `:repl-verbose`, you can see what is happening. The last bit of the above looks like:
This ticket requests that a
null;
be emitted so thatrequire
returnsnil
as was done with therequire
REPL special.