You could already specify that no context selector should be generated, using context(false). Now you can specify the name of the context selector, using context(MySelectorTypeName).
Helps with #188. I mean, it doesn't do exactly what asked there, which was to be able to put the generated context selectors into a submodule, but in the comments of that issue it was suggested) that this could be an alternative solution for the same issues.
This is also the first step toward #199, where custom context selectors will be needed.
You could already specify that no context selector should be generated, using
context(false)
. Now you can specify the name of the context selector, usingcontext(MySelectorTypeName)
.Helps with #188. I mean, it doesn't do exactly what asked there, which was to be able to put the generated context selectors into a submodule, but in the comments of that issue it was suggested) that this could be an alternative solution for the same issues.
This is also the first step toward #199, where custom context selectors will be needed.