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Assuming I have a file that extends MyType.MySubtype like this:
extension MyType.MySubtype {
// ...
}
I may call this file MyType.MySubtype+Extension.swift without triggering the file_name rule. I may also specify a custom file name suffix, so that I could name it MyType.MySubtypeExtension.swift.
In contrast, I cannot call my file MyTypeMySubtypeExtension.swift without triggering a warning. As such a naming (without a second . character in the file naming) may be preferred by some, I propose to extend the file_name configurability to allow for custom nested type separators (with . remaining the default).
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Assuming I have a file that extends
MyType.MySubtype
like this:I may call this file
MyType.MySubtype+Extension.swift
without triggering thefile_name
rule. I may also specify a custom file name suffix, so that I could name itMyType.MySubtypeExtension.swift
.In contrast, I cannot call my file
MyTypeMySubtypeExtension.swift
without triggering a warning. As such a naming (without a second.
character in the file naming) may be preferred by some, I propose to extend thefile_name
configurability to allow for custom nested type separators (with.
remaining the default).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: