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I have been looking for documentation on the @api tag used to mark private API methods in tj/commander.js, but I could not find any. However, VSCode clearly has support for it because the words private, protected and public following the tag are highlighted differently than other words. I would like to find the code responsible for the highlighting so as to learn about how and why it was added. Could you please point me in the right direction?
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I found 9ad4bcd introducing support for the @api tag, but the commit does not seem to be included in any PR, and since there is also no commit description, I could not find any explanation on why the support was added. I would be grateful if you could explain it to me. Is there documentation on the tag somewhere I could not find, or was it simply added to support some de facto usage like the one in the aforementioned Commander library?
I have been looking for documentation on the
@api
tag used to mark private API methods in tj/commander.js, but I could not find any. However, VSCode clearly has support for it because the wordsprivate
,protected
andpublic
following the tag are highlighted differently than other words. I would like to find the code responsible for the highlighting so as to learn about how and why it was added. Could you please point me in the right direction?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: