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Make the "completed-docs" rule respect "public" privacies option #2749
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…private/protected methods + Fix the bug + Fix the broken "privacies" test + Add tests for the individual "privacies"
adidahiya
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May 12, 2017
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thanks @walkerburgin! |
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Documentation updateOverview of change:
public"privacies" option (or its absence) was being respected at all. We encountered this in a React project where we wanted to require documentation for just private & protected methods.CHANGELOG.md entry:
[bugfix] Make "completed-docs" rule respect "public" privacy (or lack thereof)