I'm running Elm 0.17.1, and the compiler doesn't care whether the *name
given in the module declaration* of the module being compiled (with either
elm-make or elm-reactor) matches the *file name*.
However, the compiler *does* catch if the name in the module declaration
doesn't start with a capital letter, as seen below:
-- SYNTAX PROBLEM -------------------------------------------------
src\Main.elm
I ran into something unexpected when parsing your code!
1| module xNotMain exposing (..)
^
I am looking for one of the following things:
the name of this module
whitespace
But, if I turn `xNotMain` into `NotMain`, then the compiler succeeds, and
the program works as intended, despite the name in the module declaration
still not matching the file name. Note, however, that any imported modules
*are* checked!, but *not* the "base" file itself.
Where should I submit this error?
github.com/elm-lang/error-message-catalog/issues ?. Technically it is not
an error message, but the lack of one.
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