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When using the @readonly tag on for instance a type, it isn't showing up in the docs. With this the doc is missing crucial information for the user to use a lib. Could you please consider supporting this jsDoc tag ( https://jsdoc.app/tags-readonly.html )? It's pretty useful and has a lot of benefits for better docs!
Something like this would be nice to see in the docs (see lock symbol to indicate readonly):
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/** * Current state * @type {number} * @readonly */this.currentState=1;
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no exception
Your environment
OS type and version: windows
Node.js version: 14.15.3
ESDoc version: 1.1.0
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Short summary of your issue
When using the
@readonly
tag on for instance a type, it isn't showing up in the docs. With this the doc is missing crucial information for the user to use a lib. Could you please consider supporting this jsDoc tag ( https://jsdoc.app/tags-readonly.html )? It's pretty useful and has a lot of benefits for better docs!Something like this would be nice to see in the docs (see lock symbol to indicate readonly):
Input data for reproducing
Codes
Screen shot of documentation
Exception output (if possible)
no exception
Your environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: