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Can't find node by signature spam #184
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May be this related @FrancoSabadini |
Yes this seems more like the issue I'm having. Thanks @semoro. |
Hey, I am adding Kotlin documentation to Spring Framework 5, and I also face this issue which pollute a lot our build logs (you can have a look by running In addition to the logs, these links don't work in the generated documentation. The related classes are in the Dokka Kotlin compiler classpath, but not the sources (since I want only generate documentation for Kotlin specific classes and functions). A fix before Spring 5 Framework GA would be much appreciated if that's possible.
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@sdeleuze Your case fixed in d6d320e and will be available in 0.9.16 @dumptruckman Is this annotation is part of your sources, or from a library? |
@semoro Thanks! |
Is 0.9.16 in active development? I've noticed there haven't been any commits since August |
Ah nevermind, just saw there's a |
@semoro Ah, I'm sorry, I can't recall which it was. I haven't been working on that project lately. Too busy with school. |
@semoro Could you please release Dokka |
@sdeleuze |
We can't use EAP version for Spring releases, so I guess full Unrelated side note: we are also trying to fix a regression caused by JetBrains/kotlin@5ce514b that prevent us to generate the documentation only for the Kotlin code. |
@semoro An EAP would be appreciated for the rest of us experiencing this issue :) |
This is still occurring on the 0.9.16 EAPs |
@hzsweers Please, file full form issue |
You want me to file a separate issue rather than comment on this one? |
@hzsweers Yes |
I've made it in #269, but it's effectively a duplicate of this issue. |
It seems that this issue is fixed in 0.9.16, shouldn't this issue be closed and added to 0.9.16 milestone? Also the fact that there is this issue and #269 is confusing. |
This is still happening on 0.9.17. |
I confirm this is happening in 0.9.17 |
I confirm this is still happening in 0.9.18. |
I didn't have this previously, but now I'm drowning in these messages... |
I confirm this is still happening in 0.10.0
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This is still happening in 0.10.1 |
Can this ticket be reopened? I am observing the same behavior in version 0.10.1: Thank you, Moacir |
I created #1617. If you've this problem too, feel free to vote for it to be fixed. |
Why opening a duplicate of a solved bug? Dokka 1.4.x does not have this issue anymore, for me at least. |
For anyone still on that version, boggled by this stuff, add this line to the configuration of your DokkaTask (Kotlin DSL, may need to be slightly adjusted for Groovy) logging.level = LogLevel.QUIET See also: https://stackoverflow.com/a/39736281 |
I have a Java annotation that is imported in my class and I refer to it in the KDoc with
[AnnotationName]
. IntelliJ correctly links to the annotation but Dokka just spamsCan't find node by signature foo.bar.AnnotationName
. Additionally, the generated Javadoc does not link correctly to the annotation class.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: