int-map doc string is overly restrictive?

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asked Sep 29, 2015 in data.int-map by jira

Doc string for int-map is "Creates an integer map that can only have non-negative integers as keys.", but it seems that the implementation may work fine for any integer in the range of a Java Long, positive or negative?

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answered Jun 26, 2019 by jira

Reference: https://clojure.atlassian.net/browse/DIMAP-6 (reported by jafingerhut)

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