Suggest a module name for defmodule completion #338
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The defmodule completion snippet now does a best-effort attempt to guess the module name. The guessing takes into account lib, test and test/support directories, and if it doesn't detect any of them, just uses the file name.
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The defmodule completion snippet now does a best-effort attempt to guess the module name.
The guessing takes into account lib, test and test/support directories, and if it doesn't detect any of them, just uses the file name.