On 8/5/20 11:16 AM, Jonathan Gibbons wrote:
On 8/5/20 10:02 AM, Florian Weimer wrote:
* Florian Weimer:
* Jonathan Gibbons:
It would be surprising (bug?) to see a warning being generated for a
class that
is not being documented. I assume you have not given command-line
options
to include that class in the documentation. I'm also guessing that
this is
while using javadoc, where the recent change occurred; not javac.
I can also try and recreate the issue, based on what you have said
so far.
I can reproduce the issue outside of my strange build environment, so
it should be easy enough to produce a small reproducer. I'll see if I
can get something to you by the end of the week.
I was able to reproduce it. Three files are needed:
# src/enyo.core/module-info.java
/**
* Documented.
*/
module enyo.core {
exports enyo.util;
}
# src/enyo.core/enyo/util/E.java
package enyo.util;
class E extends Exception {
}
# src/enyo.core/enyo/util/F.java
package enyo.util;
/**
* Documented.
*/
public class F extends Exception {
}
Then:
$ javadoc -quiet -d doc --module-source-path src --module enyo.core
src/enyo.core/enyo/util/E.java:3: warning: no comment
class E extends Exception {
^
1 warning
This is with a fairly current OpenJDK 16 build (60417:c13af6e1d11f, I
think).
Hmmm. thanks for the report. That certainly seems like a bug that
needs to be investigated.
-- Jon
Tracked as https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8251200
-- Jon
