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Hi,
The @file doc block MUST be present for all PHP files, with one exception: files that contain a namespaced class/interface/trait, whose file name is the class name with a .php extension, and whose file path is closely related to the namespace (under PSR-4 or a similar standard), SHOULD NOT have a @file documentation block.
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Thanks
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#3 | afterPatch_migrate_plus.png | 15.1 KB | Aanal.addweb |
#2 | migrate_plus-remove_wrong_doc-2877118-2-8x.patch | 903 bytes | mgoncalves |
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Comment #2
mgoncalves CreditAttribution: mgoncalves at CI&T commentedComment #3
Aanal.addweb CreditAttribution: Aanal.addweb at AddWeb Solution Pvt. Ltd. commented@mgoncalves, Thanks for the patch & it works well as expected. I checked it manually by applying it in module file. PFA as result.
Comment #5
heddnApplying a patch and making sure it doesn't fail is only part of reviewing a change like this. In fact, that part was already done by the testbot. Rather, I'd also like to see some verification that the patch abides by the docs requirements. And it catches all and only the requirements.
Seems good to me.
Lastly, for small things like this, I don't tend to hand out commit credit. This is a fairly trivial change and isn't adding a lot of value.
Comment #8
mgoncalves CreditAttribution: mgoncalves at CI&T commentedHi @heddn
No problem about commit credits.
The most important is help the community !!!
Thank you
Comment #9
Aanal.addweb CreditAttribution: Aanal.addweb at AddWeb Solution Pvt. Ltd. commented@heddn, Thanks for committing, but i didn't get RTBC Credit for the same. Can you please do the needful?