Ignored classes are still compiled into docs

[robertmain]

When adding the @ignore annotation to classes, the annotation is ignored and documentation is generated for them anyway.

One workaround seems to be to add @internal which hides them from the docs - but that seems like a bit of a cheat.

Expected Behavior

The class should be omitted from the documentation

Actual Behavior

The class appears in the documentation

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Create a class with docblocks
2. Add @ignore to the class
3. The class appears in the documentation anyway

Your environment

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• Version used: 2.x
• Install method: Composer
• php version: 7.1
• Operating system and version (e.g. Ubuntu 16.04, Windows 7): Windows 10
• Link to your project: http://github.com/robertmain/codeigniter-starter

[alddesign]

I can confirm this.
And i wonder why nobody needed this (very urgent like me)

[ssilviogit]

Hi guys, problem is still present.
Documentor v.2.9.1, PHP v7.1.7.
Someone can suggest a workaround?

[eli-darkly]

@ssilviogit The only workaround I know of is currently to add manual <ignore> directives in phpdoc.dist.xml for every source file or source directory that I don't want to document.

[mvriel]

This issue should be resolved in phpDocumentor v3. I haven't had time yet to verify your specific example against it; help there is much appreciated. I will keep the issue open to verify this later; I am currently doing triage on open items