Currently, sord only looks at tags on the method that it's currently parsing. However, YARD is smart enough to be able to determine when a class is overriding a method. Often, the base method will be documented but the subclasses won't need to do that, resulting in sord complaining that the subclassed method has no documentation.
This PR follows YARD's overridden_method to check to see if tags exist on the original method if they don't on the current one.
AaronC81
commented
2 years ago
Currently,
sordonly looks at tags on the method that it's currently parsing. However, YARD is smart enough to be able to determine when a class is overriding a method. Often, the base method will be documented but the subclasses won't need to do that, resulting insordcomplaining that the subclassed method has no documentation.This PR follows YARD's
overridden_methodto check to see if tags exist on the original method if they don't on the current one.