It is sometimes hard to find a module in the code base:
Display module location in expandable detailed information section, together with machine name and version
Agree if this solution should be part of core, or moved to contrib (see comments #45, #49)
New line in detailed module information section
No API changes
No data model changes
Original report by @mlncn:
Use case: You just installed contrib module img_assist, nat, or i18n and are therefor most familiar with it by the name you just saw on the file when you downloaded it (or installed it with Drush).
You go to your modules page to enable this module for the first time, and faced with the huge list of modules, you fall back on ctrl+F to search for what you were just dealing with. There's a chance you won't find it because only the human-readable name for the module can differ a bit from the file name: Image assist, Node auto title, and Internationalization in this example, but contrib can get even more cryptic.
That's the basic use case but the point is that most people who will be using the module administration page will be handling the module files themselves at some point, one way or another. We shouldn't be hiding the module's system name for the sake of a slightly simpler interface.
A good spot for the system name would be right before or above the version number.
Needs work
11.0 🔥
extension system
Makes Drupal easier to use. Preferred over UX, D7UX, etc.
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