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After #2579 was fixed, relative constants are now predicted, but they are only predicted in their absolute form not in their relative form.
module Foo Bar = 1 end class Baz include Foo B # triggers the absolute `Foo::Bar` completion when it should suggest just the relative `Bar` end
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After #2579 was fixed, relative constants are now predicted, but they are only predicted in their absolute form not in their relative form.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: