Turn off the JavadocComment #152
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iamdanfox
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Just some more tests to go green? |
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Released 0.3.16 |
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Before this PR
The javadoc formatter is too opinionated for a lot of our repos and causes disruption while people manually clean up legacy docstrings that have markdown-style lists or carefully laid out code that should live inside a
<pre>but doesn't.After this PR
==COMMIT_MSG==
Turn off the javadoc formatter entirely.
We still indent the javadoc prefix to the corect column, but don't do any code reflowing or HTML tag correction anymore.
==COMMIT_MSG==
Possible downsides?