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fix: android docs [WPB-16037] #933
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Looking at the output that CI generated (here), we see many instances of <Error class: unknown class>
) in places where end users probably want to know specifically what goes in the constructor.
That said, some docs are better than no docs, so I'm approving this.
Ah interesting this is referencing internal uniffi classes so the problem is likely these methods shouldn't be public. |
Huh. Those are the constructors though. How does a client in Kotlin get ahold of a |
@typfel why not fix WPB-16036 first? |
Because it relies on this PR. In WPB-16036 i will use what I setup here like this:
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They are internal constructors there other constructors as well. |
Ah, I missed that you already moved to Dokka 2 in this PR, nice! |
It would be nice to fix the following warning, but that can also be done as part of another PR:
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This is the highest gradle version supported by the maven publish plugin we use.
… by publishing plugin
We were hitting a bug when building the javadocs for releases so we disabled it. Now we restore the docs by generating them directly with dokka instead of relying on the android gradle plugin.
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Re-enable android docs via dokka.
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