Too early and too messy to worry about it at the moment. The plugins require a lot of refactoring work and some plugins need to be deleted altogether (ebaystore, ebay, etc ..). Just run ./gradlew javadoc and observe how many problems are there.
To have any real value of JavaDocs, we need to cleanup the docs in the first place. Most of the JavaDocs in our java code base are either a) non-existent or b) poorly formatted for javadoc output. I for one never use any javadocs to investigate the code base because I know right now it's not very reliable and you have to dig through the code to get a real understanding. On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 2:56 PM, Jacques Le Roux < jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com> wrote: > Hi, > > Currently the plugins branch has no means to create Javadoc, nor any > others actually (not Gradle there) > > If we want the Plugins to be a real apart product should we not worry > about that? > > Thanks > > Jacques > >
