I know this is especially pedantic but if your schema objects don't have
comments associated with them, the generated Java code will have trailing
white space, which will be treated as a white space errors in git and other
tools. For example the below code
out.tab(1).javadoc("Setter for <code>%s</code>. %s", name,
comment);
So if you have a git commit hook that checks for white space errors, it
will catch the jOOQ generated code.
Darren
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