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Thanks for your contribution, would you add some tests before I review your PR? I will try to give me some time this week-end to check it! 🙂 |
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Currently, marking a component inside of a .vue file with `/** @module */ without providing a full longname results in a parser-inferred longname ending with ".module:vue" which means the inferred shortname is "vue". All its members then also have ".module:vue" in their longname.
I fixed that because I don't want to have to explicitly declare module names, especially in deeply nested files. This also allows the documentation to automatically update when modules are refactored and moved.