Differences were noticed when I built java api source files for linux and mac operating systems. Fully documented sources are only generated with linux builds.
How it looks after build:
for linux(javadoc exists on source code - very comfortable for working in IDE):
/**
* Contains information about the period of inactivity after which the current user's account will automatically be deleted.
*/
public static class AccountTtl extends Object {
/**
* Number of days of inactivity before the account will be flagged for deletion; 30-366 days.
*/
public int days;
/**
* Contains information about the period of inactivity after which the current user's account will automatically be deleted.
*/
public AccountTtl() {
}
/**
* Contains information about the period of inactivity after which the current user's account will automatically be deleted.
*
* @param days Number of days of inactivity before the account will be flagged for deletion; 30-366 days.
*/
public AccountTtl(int days) {
this.days = days;
}
/**
* Identifier uniquely determining type of the object.
*/
public static final int CONSTRUCTOR = 1324495492;
/**
* @return this.CONSTRUCTOR
*/
@Override
public int getConstructor() {
return CONSTRUCTOR;
}
}
for macos:
public static class AccountTtl extends Object {
public int days;
public AccountTtl() {
}
public AccountTtl(int days) {
this.days = days;
}
public static final int CONSTRUCTOR = 1324495492;
@Override
public int getConstructor() {
return CONSTRUCTOR;
}
}
Is it possible to include documented sources for macos builds? It's very convenient to have everything in one place and read docs directly from the IDE. Thanks for your time.
Differences were noticed when I built java api source files for linux and mac operating systems. Fully documented sources are only generated with linux builds.
How it looks after build:
for linux(javadoc exists on source code - very comfortable for working in IDE):
for macos:
Is it possible to include documented sources for macos builds? It's very convenient to have everything in one place and read docs directly from the IDE. Thanks for your time.