Members added to extension of nested type show up in the parent

[pcantrell]

Realm adds a description extension to the nested type Realm.Configuration:

https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/blob/master/RealmSwift-swift2.0/RealmConfiguration.swift#L168-L173

…but Jazzy puts it on Realm:

https://github.com/realm/jazzy-integration-specs/blob/c14d4041795d0ab886977729e81afd92372b4e6b/document_realm_swift/after/docs/Extensions/Realm.html#L235-L264

[pigeondotdev]

Completed with #343.

[jpsim]

This is still very much a bug: https://realm.io/docs/swift/latest/api/Classes/Realm.html#/s:vVC10RealmSwift5Realm13Configuration11descriptionSS

[pigeondotdev]

I see, sorry about that!

[johnfairh]

Was hoping this would be fixed by latest sourcekitten - is not, problem seems to be that SourceKit is pretty sure that the extension is of Realm rather than Realm.Configuration. More digging.

[maximkhatskevich]

The problem persists for me as well, see this repo:
https://github.com/XCEssentials/State/tree/2.6.2

In particular, type State has nested type Pending, which is declared in extension of State, but member function onUpdate that belongs to Pending appears in State members list, not in Pending.