Whenever generating DTOs in Java, the generated JavaDocs will include @deprecated when it's marked as deprecated, like so:
/**
* Example of a deprecated Enum
*
* @deprecated
*/
@Deprecated
public enum DeprecatedExampleEnum {
However, it will result in compilation warnings:
[EmptyBlockTag] A block tag (@param, @return, @throws, @deprecated) has an empty description. Block tags without descriptions don't add much value for future readers of the code; consider removing the tag entirely or adding a description. (see https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s7.1.3-javadoc-block-tags)
Question
Should there be some placeholder value? Unless... is there some vendor-extension to provide the deprecation details?
Simply adding a dot will resolve the warnings. Or perhaps "details missing". Thoughts?
Whenever generating DTOs in Java, the generated JavaDocs will include
@deprecatedwhen it's marked as deprecated, like so:However, it will result in compilation warnings:
Question
Should there be some placeholder value? Unless... is there some vendor-extension to provide the deprecation details?
Simply adding a dot will resolve the warnings. Or perhaps "details missing". Thoughts?