Hello,
due to your usage of Lombok, the generated Javadoc currently looks quite incomplete. For example Language#getTotalFields() has a dead link to "fields", and all of the generated getter methods are missing.
It seems this can be solved by first letting Maven run Delombok, and then generating the Javadoc based on that, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/51947792.
Something similar might also work for the Maven -sources.jar, which might make debugging in the IDE easier, see https://stackoverflow.com/q/52362413. However, I don't know if Delombok preserves line numbers, and if not whether this rather causes more issues than it solves when debug line numbers don't match source line numbers.
What do you think?
Hello,
due to your usage of Lombok, the generated Javadoc currently looks quite incomplete. For example
Language#getTotalFields()has a dead link to "fields", and all of the generated getter methods are missing.It seems this can be solved by first letting Maven run Delombok, and then generating the Javadoc based on that, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/51947792.
Something similar might also work for the Maven
-sources.jar, which might make debugging in the IDE easier, see https://stackoverflow.com/q/52362413. However, I don't know if Delombok preserves line numbers, and if not whether this rather causes more issues than it solves when debug line numbers don't match source line numbers.What do you think?