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The change was introduced with #1607.
Previous to that, a module that a had a docstring with @module was included but now it is excluded.
The module is part of "entryPoints" in typedoc.json.
Being able to include those "empty" module is useful if they exist for their side-effects only, like polyfills.
Looking at that again, I don't much like the change... TypeDoc shouldn't ignore entry points because they're empty. The excludeNotDocumented use case should be handled by checking that a module is not documented and contains no children.
The change was introduced with #1607.
Previous to that, a module that a had a docstring with
@module
was included but now it is excluded.The module is part of
"entryPoints"
intypedoc.json
.Being able to include those "empty" module is useful if they exist for their side-effects only, like polyfills.
To reproduce, here is the module that is not rendered:
https://github.com/microsoft/CCF/blob/b1cdae40ba927e45fe8178791fa6e509b3a09097/js/ccf-app/src/polyfill.ts
and the corresponding config:
https://github.com/microsoft/CCF/blob/b1cdae40ba927e45fe8178791fa6e509b3a09097/js/ccf-app/typedoc.json
Short of adding a dummy symbol, is there a way to tell typedoc to include such modules?
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