🐞 Module names with single-dotted characters cause "main object not found"

[Steven Kalt]

What is the issue?

I have a go module with a weird name with single dotted characters in it (e.g. "m.a.s.h"). I was running through the setup script when I encountered a weird error, "unable to find main object". I determined this error only occurs when there are single-dotted characters in the name field of dagger.json. I suspect the culprit is a mismatch between the arguments informing the generated go struct name

moduleStructName := strcase.ToCamel(g.Config.ModuleName)

and the gql object name

func gqlObjectName(name string) string {
	return strcase.ToCamel(name)
}

Dagger version

engine 6cf72caa80eb (version v0.11.2)

Steps to reproduce

Full reproduction script at https://github.com/SKalt/weird.name.repro/blob/main/repro.sh. Relevant excerpt:

dagger init --name=w.eird.name.repro
dagger develop --sdk=go
dagger functions

Log output

Full output logs at https://github.com/SKalt/weird.name.repro/blob/main/output.txt. Relevant excerpt:

Error: main object not found

[Helder Correia]

Yes, that error appears when there's no object in the module's code that match the module's name, taking into consideration naming convention conversions. Safest bet for module names is kebab-case.

However, the error can be improved here.