A bug. Open a ticket in JIRA.
On Saturday, November 1, 2014, Marcus Lewis <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I got bit by some pretty surprising behavior:
>
> my.ns> (defprotocol IFoo)
> my.ns> (satisfies IFoo {})
> false
> my.ns> (specify! {} IFoo)
> my.ns> (satisfies IFoo {})
> true
>
> The IFoo specification leaks onto all other equal-valued instances. As a
> result, one of my functions was overwriting this specification for all
> existing instances with a single specify!.
>
> Non-empty collections behave as expected:
>
> my.ns> (defprotocol IFoo)
> my.ns> (satisfies IFoo {:a "a"})
> false
> my.ns> (specify! {:a "a"} IFoo)
> my.ns> (satisfies IFoo {:a "a"})
> false
>
> Thoughts? Known issue?
>
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