ApexDoc @description is not detected as ApexDoc command. #5805
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@PawelWozniak - it looks like this extension uses JavaDoc, which does not support the salesforcedx-vscode/packages/salesforcedx-vscode-apex/src/index.ts Lines 120 to 121 in 99d3632 |
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I have reviewed this code but don't have enough knowledge how to extend |
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Hi @PawelWozniak - Thanks for reaching out and for the willingness to submit a PR! Unfortunately, the Apex Language Server where this change would need to be made isn't open source yet. This is an area we'd love to get out in the open but can't do that until some pieces of the Apex compiler are also open sourced. I tagged this as feedback so we can consider it for the roadmap. I will let you know as we get this to open source as well. |
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@smaddox-sf In the meantime maybe someone from SF could add this? |
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Summary
Since PMD require to have @description tag added it seems that is part of ApexDoc standard however it is not detected and colored.
Where in the repository I can find a definition of what is treated as ApexDoc?
I would fix it by myself.
Steps To Reproduce:
Expected result
@description is highlited
Actual result
@description is not highlited
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