Abhinay Agarwal created MJAVADOC-806:
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Summary: Modular vs Non-modular: difference in behaviour
Key: MJAVADOC-806
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MJAVADOC-806
Project: Maven Javadoc Plugin
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 3.8.0
Reporter: Abhinay Agarwal
For modular projects, inside apidocs a separate directory with the module name
is created. All class files are placed inside this directory, along with the
`module-summary.html`.
For non-modular projects, html against all class files are directly placed in
apidocs.
This works with no issues until I want to include doc-files. These files are
placed directly inside apidocs irrespective of whether it is a modular or
non-modular project, which breaks the html files if I want to move from
non-modular setup to modular.
javadoc plugin should check and place the doc-files inside the module directory
if the project is a modular project.
Also, I found that doc-files are copied in modular project only when I setÂ
{color:#8c8c8c}<docfilessubdirs>true</docfilessubdirs>
{color}where as, it is copied in non-modular setup irrespective of this flag.
Any particular reason for this behaviour?
Here is a sample project: [https://github.com/abhinayagarwal/JavadocTest]
It tries to add an image to the javadoc. Deleting the `module-info.java` file
will create html files with images, as the doc-files are present in the correct
directory relative to the html files.
If you run javadoc goal with module-info.java, the image in doc-file is placed
out the `module` directory, breaking the html.
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