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It looks like when there are multiple options which share a prefix after a . the completion is including the shared prefix which is breaking things further up the stack.
Adding
test "return completion candidates for 'Kernel.Para'" do
assert run('Kernel.Para') == ['Kernel.ParallelCompiler', 'Kernel.ParallelRequire']
end
In complete_test.exs shows the failure, there is no actual Kernel.Parallel module.
1) test return completion candidates for 'Kernel.Para' (CompleteTest)
test/helpers/complete_test.exs:31
Assertion with == failed
code: run('Kernel.Para') == ['Kernel.ParallelCompiler', 'Kernel.ParallelRequire']
lhs: ['Kernel.Parallel', 'ParallelCompiler', 'ParallelRequire']
rhs: ['Kernel.ParallelCompiler', 'Kernel.ParallelRequire']
stacktrace:
test/helpers/complete_test.exs:32
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Moving this from tonini/alchemist.el#272 (there's a bit more detail there)
It looks like when there are multiple options which share a prefix after a
.
the completion is including the shared prefix which is breaking things further up the stack.Adding
In
complete_test.exs
shows the failure, there is no actualKernel.Parallel
module.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: