Closed anpep closed 3 months ago
@anpep Thank you for the feedback and helping us reproduce the issue.
It looks like we have a package abc, we could import it not only without a package prefix but also via abc. prefix. I was able to reproduce it. Fix will be soon (my best guess is today), most likely in 0.41.1 patch fix, which we will likely release today or tomorrow.
@anpep Ok. Fixed it. Will release 0.41.1 after a bit of testing, and cleanups.
Thank you! Will stay tuned
Ok. The build is out. Please update to 0.41.1 and check whether the problem disappear.
UPD: The latest release is 0.41.2. One more issue is fixed.
The problem did disappear. Thank you!
The problem just reappeared, I don't understand why since I tried yesterday and it worked. Problem exists on both 0.41.2 and 0.41.3 :(
@anpep Ooops. Do you have the same configuration as described? Or is there anything different?
I used the following as the test case. Is yours any different?
Not really, differences are in naming only:
package ttt
-> package layout
package ttt_test
-> package layout_test
@anpep I see a GPL header. Is this code available anywhere on github?
@anpep BTW, are you sure that it's a tooltitude bug, i.e. is there a tooltitude label in the popup which is shown when you hover over error?
UPD: also, could you try exact my example somewhere in your project? Does it reproduce?
Closing it, since there were no updates for a pretty long time. Please create a new issue if you have it again.
Tooltitude Version: v0.41.0
OS Version:
Linux ubuntu 6.4.16-orbstack-00105-g14094bfeec09 #1 SMP Mon Sep 18 21:45:38 UTC 2023 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
VS Code Version: 1.83.1
Go Version:
go version go1.20.10 linux/arm64
Code Repository (if open source):
What did you try to do?
I exported some symbols on a file named
export_test.go
under the package namegrubenv_test
. However, these symbols are not correctly resolved on other files under thegrubenv_test
package.