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When the perl lib directory is in a subdirectory of the project (e.g., <root>/mojo/lib/...) this extension is not usable for inserting the package, even with a correct "before" regex.
And dozens of other permutations. In fact, I could even use something like "before": "ojo/lib/{{name}}\\.pm" and the extension inserts a package name that's correct, but with the unmatched leading "m" intact. However, when I add the "m" to the regex, or use any other regex that should work, the extension's replacement disappears entirely (no "package" entry on ctl-space, no package autocomplete)
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Thank you. Based on your investigation I did further testing and discovered that the problem only occurs when invoked remotely via the "Remote - SSH" extension of the "Remote Development" extension pack
When the perl
lib
directory is in a subdirectory of the project (e.g.,<root>/mojo/lib/...
) this extension is not usable for inserting the package, even with a correct "before" regex.I've tried:
And dozens of other permutations. In fact, I could even use something like
"before": "ojo/lib/{{name}}\\.pm"
and the extension inserts a package name that's correct, but with the unmatched leading "m" intact. However, when I add the "m" to the regex, or use any other regex that should work, the extension's replacement disappears entirely (no "package" entry on ctl-space, no package autocomplete)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: