In GitLab by @jeffkowalski on Jun 6, 2022, 21:49 In several places in the code, `t` and `nil` are represented as `'t` and `'nil`. I'm not a master-level lisp coder, but I believe that 1) they never need to be quoted since both the quoted and unquoted forms result in the same value, but 2) there is a danger in that some special forms, like `condition-case` will not recognize `'nil` as one might expect. Could we transform all those booleans to their unquoted form for clarity and conformance? (If, on the other hand, I'm missing something, I'd welcome the opportunity to learn more about nuances of elisp!)
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