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We noticed that if a class Javadoc has the @deprecated keyword to deprecate one of the class properties, Android Studio mistakenly marks the whole class as deprecated.
For example, because externalTemperature is deprecated, Android Studio thinks that GetVehicleData is deprecated which is not correct.
Bug Report
We noticed that if a class Javadoc has the
@deprecated
keyword to deprecate one of the class properties, Android Studio mistakenly marks the whole class as deprecated.For example, because
externalTemperature
is deprecated, Android Studio thinks thatGetVehicleData
is deprecated which is not correct.sdl_java_suite/base/src/main/java/com/smartdevicelink/proxy/rpc/GetVehicleData.java
Line 116 in 1118f39
That should be fixed by using something like
@property-deprecated
instead of@deprecated
in the class JavadocOS & Version Information
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