Add a new import group called "named" which groups aliased imports (internal and external) #117
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hi @ustun-ed |
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@ustun-ed any plans for working on this? |
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Fixes #116
That said, this PR is incomplete as currently it does not have the ability to turn off the named section. I made the modifications to suit my use case for now, so marking this as draft. Feel free to improve this if you find this useful.
It also has a slight modification as to how we separate the project vs company imports. In our style guide, the project imports are lumped into the company imports group.