colocate: ignore empty module names #166
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When extracting module names with utils::getModuleName, any explicit or implicit import of an 'index' file in a module's directory or one of its parents resolves to an empty string. Since all JS strings begin with an empty string, this is considered a matching module name for a used fragment spread. Subsequent imports are ignored because a module name matches. However, the falsiness of the empty string causes an error to still be reported. In pathological cases, an empty module name can be imported _before_ the import that correctly matches a used fragment spread. This resulted in a false-positive "must be colocated" error, despite the fact that the required import is in fact present. Ignore empty module names when looking for imports that satisfy a fragment spread's colocation requirement.
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Not sure what the backwards-compatibility policy is now that v2.0.0 has been released, but this seems like it'd be a pretty simple backport onto the 1.x branch 🙂. I haven't updated to Relay v20 or |
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When extracting module names with utils::getModuleName, any explicit or implicit import of an 'index' file in a module's directory or one of its parents resolves to an empty string. Since all JS strings begin with an empty string, this is considered a matching module name for a used fragment spread. Subsequent imports are ignored because a module name matches. However, the falsiness of the empty string causes an error to still be reported.
In pathological cases, an empty module name can be imported before the import that correctly matches a used fragment spread. This resulted in a false-positive "must be colocated" error, despite the fact that the required import is in fact present.
Ignore empty module names when looking for imports that satisfy a fragment spread's colocation requirement.