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The issue here is that <SomeType> in a docblock is being interpreted as an HTML tag - since docblocks often contain HTML for automatic documentation generation, the underlying engine is geared toward identifying that syntax as a tag. Then the tags.lowercase setting which defaults to true takes over and lowercases it. I am not sure about the best approach to this overall, but at least you can set tags.lowercase to false to prevent this from happening.
I have some comments in a docblock, where some portions of the comment are forced to lowercase after a cfformat run.
The offenders are always delimited by matching
<>
, likebecomes
It seems to only lower-case the stuff inside the
<>
.Is there a flag for this maybe?
Thanks for your time.
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