feat: UseClrTypeNames: new option to indicate that the output must use the CLR type names instead of the language specific aliases #10072
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…CLR type names instead of the language specific aliases.
Patrick8639
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Is it able to modify following related document/schema in this PR? |
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Thank you @Patrick8639 ! I'll update and merge the other PR after this is in. |
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The option can be set in
docfx.jsonconfiguration file, under themetadataobject.If the option is not set or its value is
false, docfx works as usual: the output uses the language aliases.For example, in C#, it displays
int.If the option value is
true, docfx output will use the CLR type names.For example, in C#, it displays
Int32.