Giving multiple types that all appear in the same file causes duplication in the generated code

[benbarbour]

//go:generate jsonenums -type=A,B

package main

type A int
const (
   X A = iota
   Y
   Z
)

type B int 
const (
   M B = iota
   N
   O
)

After running "go generate" a_jsonenums.go contains the correct definitions for type A, but b_jsonenums.go has the definitions for both type A and type B.

What I would like best is a way to dump all of the generated json into just one fil like stringer's -o flag allows me to do.

[benbarbour]

I should note that I worked around it for now by using a separate generation directive for each type instead of one with multiple types. I've got 10+ types though, so this makes 10 separate files. I'd love to automatically put them into "generated_json_funcs.go" to match my "generated_strings.go" file.

[aprice2704]

I just ran into this one as well. I would argue that the (desirable) -o option is not a fix but a workaround. For now I just have multiple go:generate lines. Sorry for no PR :(
Still a nifty tool Francesc -- thanks! :)