Fix react-server-cli module tags #583
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Oh, and I'm hoping its a coincidence that |
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👍 Also 👍 to the trim/prefix idea. |
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I don't dig that we're tagging the modules with their source -- it seems like it would be much more elegant to tag them with their destination (in this case,
react-server-cli.commands.startinstead ofreact-server-cli.src.commands.start). I think the easiest way will be to trim thereact-server-cli.srcwith the existingtrimoption, and add aprefixoption, but there may be a more elegant way.