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As a developer
I would like to @see a non-Drupal link
Right now you cannot use @see to link to other documentation in regards to a change. This is also required if something is marked as @deprecated. I should be able to link to product documentation on another site.
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@mglaman this sounds like a bug in the Coder module. The DeprecatedWrongSeeUrlFormat warning is part of the DeprecatedSniff, which implies that it's only meant to apply to @see tags appearing adjacent to a deprecation tag. If you're seeing this warning outside of a deprecation, can you open an upstream bug with Coder?
This raises a somewhat thornier question: should we encourage projects that aren't Drupal modules to use Drupal coding standards? If Drupal decides that only documentation on drupal.org can be referenced by @see tags, is that a bug or a feature when applied to projects that aren't Drupal modules but want to follow the same coding standards?
As a developer
I would like to
@see
a non-Drupal linkRight now you cannot use
@see
to link to other documentation in regards to a change. This is also required if something is marked as@deprecated
. I should be able to link to product documentation on another site.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: