Add PLURAL_UPPER_NAME to Module Creation Replacement Variables
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Hi, good day. Nice work, but this PR description doesn’t clearly explain why this change is necessary. The issue you referenced (Feature Request: Support for Custom Module Directories (e.g., Admin and Frontend) #2079) doesn’t seem to relate to the change. While the feature can be used in diverse ways, it’s always good to include a proof of concept. Thanks for your contributions. |
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If you read through all the issues in the repository, you can find the one this is aimed at. (See the fixed issue link.) |
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Hi,
This pull request adds a new replacement variable
PLURAL_UPPER_NAMEto the module creation process. This variable can be used in stubs and templates to easily reference the plural, uppercase form of the module name.Fixes #2094.