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Handle @internal in the same way as @private #639
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…tags; fixes gajus#639 Not applied to `empty-tags` rule
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Would be very convenient if that plugin would ignore jsdoc with @internal directives. At the moment you have to either care for docs for internal stuff, or ignore these methods with eslint-ignore, or mark as
@private
that might be not true.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: