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Rustdoc: #[doc(hidden)]
should not apply recursively
#81980
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Additionally, publicly re-exporting it under a different name doesn't work:
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Ok, as a workaround I can mark other imports as #[doc(hidden)]
mod context_api;
#[doc(inline)]
pub use context_api::*; I think rustdoc should inline these automatically if the original module has |
For clarification, my use case for this is that |
#[doc(hidden)]
should not apply recursively
Also see #59368 which has mentions of this issue. |
Oh good point, I think this is a duplicate. |
This found several bugs in rustdoc: - rust-lang/rust#81979 - rust-lang/rust#81980 - rust-lang/rust#81981
I tried this code:
I expected to see this happen: Rustdoc generates docs for
S
but notinner
, since thepub use
does not have adoc(hidden)
attribute.Instead, this happened: Rustdoc doesn't generate docs for either (presumably because it applies
doc(hidden)
recursively).Additionally, I tried this code:
but got a name resolution error:
Both of those combined means there's no way to display the docs for only the module and not its items.
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rustdoc --version
: rustdoc 1.52.0-nightly (9778068 2021-02-07)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: