Fix module name lookup table giving a wrong result #171
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Let destructuring variables that shadowed imports were not correctly registered, and looking them up could lead to incorrectly point to the imported module that was shadowed. Thanks @matzko for discovering this.
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Let destructuring variables that shadowed imports were not correctly registered, and looking them up could lead to incorrectly point to the imported module that was shadowed.
Thanks @matzko for discovering this in jfmengels/elm-review-unused#91.