I agree except in the case when you have macros from the same namespace, i.e. file.cljs and file.clj. It would be nice if file.cljs could refer all macros in file.clj since they are conceptually thought of as the same namespace. After all, the :include-macros feature allows you think of these two files as being the same namespace, so an ability to work in the clojurescript portion without prefixing the macros from the clojure version would feel natural.
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