Issue 14383: attach ddoc unittests to module declaration #5465
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Turns out that the ddoc code already handles generating docs for module unittests; all that was missing was that the parser wasn't attaching these unittests to the module declaration.
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ping @andralex @MartinNowak |
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Thanks, just wondering how this dlang-community/d2sqlite3@a977288 works. |
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Issue 14383: attach ddoc unittests to module declaration
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Fixes: https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14383
Turns out that the ddoc code already handles generating docs for module unittests; all that was missing was that the parser wasn't attaching these unittests to the module declaration. Once this is done everything works as expected.