Extensions documentation is ignored

[MattCheetham]

I have an extension of NSDate in my project. It looks a little like this

/**
Useful extensions of NSDate that do things
*/
public extension NSDate {

}

Jazzy puts the NSDate extension into the documentation when generated but lists it as "Undocumented".

Not sure if I'm missing something obvious or of it's a bug.

[juliangrosshauser]

I'm having the same problem in an Obj-C project.

This category ends up being "Undocumented":

/// See PSPDFPresentationActions.h for compatible keys for `options`.
@interface PSPDFViewController (Presentation)

Whereas this category ends up being documented:

/// This defines shortcuts that will edit the `fontAttributes` dictionary.
/// Valid for PSPDFFreeTextAnnotation, PSPDFChoiceFormElement and PSPDF
@interface PSPDFAnnotation (Fonts)

[jverkoey]

I'm also seeing anonymous categories incorrectly called out for being undocumented.

/** Some category */
@interface SomeClass ()

/** Some docs */
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSArray *anArray;

@end

Both SomeClass and SomeClass.anArray are marked as undocumented.

[JoshHrach]

I'm seeing this as well. I made an extension of UIDevice, provided documentation on it, but it also is ignored when skipping undocumented items.

[pigeon-archive]

Any updates on this?

[jpsim]

It'd be useful to check to see if this is still an issue.

[JoshHrach]

I generated documentation last Wednesday. We have extensions for Date, UILabel, UIDevice, and UIViewController. All have the same level of documentation. Only the Date extension is showing up in our documentation.

[jpsim]

@JoshHrach is this with jazzy 0.7.3? What steps exactly could I follow to trigger this issue?

[jpsim]

Fixed in #819