Remove auto-generated @param-only PHPDoc blocks that add zero information #184
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Can you rebase? |
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Something was failing for a reason I did not understood. I hope it disappears with the rebase I did now. |
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This patch removes auto-generated PHPDoc blocks that contain nothing but a sequence of
@paramlines that literally repeat what the function header below contains. These blocks add zero additional information, but clutter the code and need to be maintained. This patch does not touch PHPDoc blocks when one of the@paramlines contains an actual comment behind the variable name, or when one of the types is not a class name.See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/360814 for the same patch in the Wikibase.git code base.