Thomas Dudziak wrote:
Btw, I think this check is actually a good idea (including @inheritDoc), because it forces the developer(s) to think about Javadoc which IMO is quite important for a library developed by multiple persons.
True, but the rule could be twisted to something like "Raise a warning if the method has no javadoc and it doesn't override a method already documented in a super class".
And adding an @inheritDoc doesn't cost much time, even if in 200 source files, and also has the benefit that it catches (hard-to-find) bugs where the base-class method signature was changed but not the one of the sub-class method.
For some reason IntelliJ doesn't like this tag, I don't know for the other IDEs.
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