Ability to have modules with a custom namespace #62
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With this change you can have modules inside the same managed_modules file but with a custom namespace for exceptions. This can be handy if you have modules across different namespaces but want to manage them in the same way
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Add ability to have modules with a custom namespace
| @@ -50,6 +50,14 @@ def self.managed_modules(path, filter) | |||
| managed_modules | |||
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| def self.module_name(module_name, default_namespace) | |||
| if module_name.include?('/') | |||
| namespace, module_name = module_name.split('/') | |||
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this reuse/reassignment/return of the module_name feels… dirty…
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With this change you can have modules inside the same managed_modules
file but with a custom namespace for exceptions.
This can be handy if you have modules across different namespaces but
want to manage them in the same way