When generating a parameter list item the doc generator now indents the rest of the docstring to match the level of the list item.
examples:
* `resources_from_deps`: Set of build targets whose transitive `apple_resource`s should be considered as part of the current resource when collecting resources for bundles.
Usually, an `apple_bundle` collects all `apple_resource` rules transitively
reachable through apple\_library rules. This field allows for resources which are not reachable
using the above traversal strategy to be considered for inclusion in the bundle.
* `asset_catalogs_compilation_options`: A dict holding parameters for asset catalogs compiler (actool). Its options include:
* `notices` (defaults to `True`)
* `warnings` (defaults to `True`)
* `errors` (defaults to `True`)
* `compress_pngs` (defaults to `True`)
* `optimization` (defaults to `'space'`)
* `output_format` (defaults to `'human-readable-text'`)
* `extra_flags` (defaults to `[]`)
* `deps`: A list of dependencies of this bundle as build targets. You can embed application extensions by specifying the extension's bundle target. To include a WatchKit app, append the flavor `#watch` to the target specification. Buck will automatically substitute the appropriate platform flavor (either `watchsimulator` or `watchos`) based on the parent.
* `header_path_prefix`: A path prefix when including headers of this target. For example, headers from a library defined using
When generating a parameter list item the doc generator now indents the rest of the docstring to match the level of the list item.
examples:
apple_library( name = "Library", headers = glob(["*/.h"]), header_path_prefix = "Lib", )
Library/SubDir/Header1.h -> Lib/Header1.h Library/Header2.h -> Lib/Header2.h