Treat comments before the package name as the header block #104
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Previously, the @kinds tag was treated as the end of the comment block. This way the comment block parsing is more stable as we improve the tool and add more features using the comment block.
artis3n
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Dec 12, 2020
| comments = append(comments, trimString(string(file.Parsed.Comments[c].Text))) | ||
| var headerComments, comments []string | ||
| for _, c := range file.Parsed.Comments { | ||
| if c.Location.Row < file.Parsed.Package.Location.Row { |
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ahh I was wondering how that would work. Nice
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Previously, the @kinds tag was treated as the end of the comment block. This way
the comment block parsing is more stable as we improve the tool and add more
features using the comment block.
Addresses #88