Docstring / parameter consistency for swap!, reset!, swap-vals!, and reset-vals!
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In Clojure, the parameter and docstring for swap!, swap-vals!, reset!, and reset-vals! consistently refer to atom and newval, but in ClojureScript this is not true.
In ClojureScript, a is used as a parameter name instead of atom, and for the reset functions, the parameter is named new-value, while the docstring refers to newval ( and in ClojureScript, there is one reference to the parameter as new-value in at the end of the reset! docstring).
Suggest changing the parameters and docstrings to be consistent, matching those in Clojure.
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Hyunwoo Nam
November 8, 2018, 1:51 PM
Thanks for keep throwing low hanging fruits. =D
Also included similar inconsistency fix for compare-and-set!.
Mike Fikes
November 8, 2018, 10:29 PM
CLJS-2965.patch LGTM and its expansion to cover compare-and-set! is a good catch IMHO. Passes in CI.
