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Currently it's easy to run into unexpected behavior if you use the switch command after having saved a scratch file. For example:
switch
add
update
Another example:
main
run main
The same should apply to any command that changes your namespace. Examples that come to mind: clone, upgrade, ns/cd.
clone
upgrade
ns/cd
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Currently it's easy to run into unexpected behavior if you use the
switch
command after having saved a scratch file. For example:switch
to another project/namespace.add
orupdate
Another example:
main
function in a scratch file.switch
to a second project.run main
, expecting to run themain
function saved in project 2.main
function from your scratch file (targeting project 1), that might not even be added to the codebase.The same should apply to any command that changes your namespace. Examples that come to mind:
clone
,upgrade
,ns/cd
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