Missing description for a class member of a using-declared class

[eramongodb]

Tested with Doxygen 1.13.1 (cb7d0d0) using the default-generated Doxyfile (doxygen -g).

Given the following header file:

/// This is \ref A.
namespace A {

/// This is \ref A::S.
struct S {
  /// This is \ref A::S::M.
  struct M {
    /// This is \ref A::S::M::foo().
    void foo();
  };
};

} // namespace A

/// This is \ref B.
namespace B {

using A::S;

} // namespace B

The Class List page is missing the brief description for the using-declared B::S::M class:

Although the class page for the using-declared B::S::M class is present, including documentation of its members, the description for the class itself is missing:

For comparison, the class page for A::S::M looks as follows:

[doxygen]

@eramongodb Please verify if the referenced commit fixes the problem for you. Do not close the issue, this will be done automatically when the next official release becomes available.

[albert-github]

@doxygen
I see in the "B::S::M Struct Reference":

but is foo really a member or is it a function that is "inherited" or that can be easily referenced or ...

[doxygen]

@albert-github It is a member function of struct M and can be called as such, e.g.

int main()
{
  B::S::M m;
  m.foo();
}

[albert-github]

Similar things also are valid, to the best of my knowledge, with members of inherited classes and here doxygen will mention the function as inherited, but of course namespaces are different from classes.

[eramongodb]

@doxygen Testing with 1.14.0 (e546444), the reported issues appear to be fixed.

@albert-github I believe the outputs shown above are correct. Inherited functions are correctly being listed under "Additional Inherited Members" rather than under "Public Member Functions", e.g. for the following header:

/// This is \ref Base.
struct Base {
  /// This is \ref Base::bar().
  void bar();
};

/// This is \ref A.
namespace A {

/// This is \ref A::S.
struct S {
  /// This is \ref A::S::M.
  struct M : Base {
    /// This is \ref A::S::M::foo().
    void foo();
  };
};

} // namespace A

/// This is \ref B.
namespace B {

using A::S;

} // namespace B

the output looks as follows, which aligns with my expectations:

[doxygen]

This issue was previously marked 'fixed but not released',
which means it should be fixed in doxygen version 1.13.2.
Please verify if this is indeed the case. Reopen the
issue if you think it is not fixed and please include any additional information
that you think can be relevant (preferably in the form of a self-contained example).