Adding helper to reload elixir modules while in iex.#2
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Adding helper to reload elixir modules while in iex.#2khia wants to merge 1 commit intoyrashk:masterfrom
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shouldn't this be ensure_loaded instead?
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reloadshould be renamed intoensure_loaded. It shouldn't sincereloadalso dopurgeso semantically it's morereloadrather thanensure.- Instead
:code.load_filewe should useunsure_loaded. In this case regular erlang modules couldn't be reloaded. Since internally module is represented as atom with__MAIN__prefix erlang means of reloading works just fine. - Instead of
reloadthe one could useensure_loaded.
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