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Currently, Doctum responds to the @internal tag by adding a label to the structural element's documentation.
This is great to help guide users away from methods that they should not be using, or that aren't covered by backwards compatibility promises
Hey there,
Currently, Doctum responds to the
@internal
tag by adding a label to the structural element's documentation.This is great to help guide users away from methods that they should not be using, or that aren't covered by backwards compatibility promises
However, the
@api
tag also exists: https://docs.phpdoc.org/guide/references/phpdoc/tags/api.htmlThis tag is meant to do the opposite; guide a user to look at the public interface / backwards compatible ensured elements first.
I think Doctum could handle the
@api
tag, and i propose a few things it could do when it detects it:internal
one, that's green or some other positive color@api
elements to the top of their respective list, so they are seen firstAs always, thanks your time and input.
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