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@logseq-cldwalker logseq-cldwalker commented Jul 16, 2025

logseq-cldwalker and others added 30 commits December 8, 2023 16:47
Allows code like `(instance? cljs.core/Atom state)`
to be nbb compatible
For local environments that had already downloaded 1.2.173-feat-db-v16,
this resulted in the incorrect version being used even after a clean
`yarn install`. When bumping a feat-db version, need to update
package.json and lib/* files and then git tag that commit.  Also remove
unnecessary yarn.lock since this project uses npm /cc @tiensonqin
all the tooling in this project relies on npm so no need to introduce
yarn
independent of queried object. Also make :build/tags optional in config
and add importedAt timestamp
Also add support for :number and :checkbox prop types. Add --raw option
Will allow for more expressive schema in the long run.
Also add -j for sanity checking a config
Also add a real type for urls
to unset it. Allows removing most :node property's config
comma delimited querying of multiple things
… properties

Also switch -r and -R as random is used more often
Pulls in babashka/nbb#387 to fix
deprecation warnings for node 22 from
wooorm/import-meta-resolve#27
remove .gitignore that caused new lib files to be missed
Enables bug fixes and features in deps that were blocked by this.
rewrite-clj config copied from joyride. Should contribute this
upstream to nbb
… and logseq

Also changed from-js example repo and fixed CLI invocations in README
Both updates include fixes
* Add sections to README and changelog
* Update all examples to use latest nbb-logseq and logseq
* Fix ollama-chat and linked-data scripts
* Update node version to 22+
@logseq-cldwalker logseq-cldwalker merged commit 7f962bc into main Jul 16, 2025
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