When working on cartage 2.0, I found a case where the improper placement of the :stopdoc: directive can prevent the indexing of a class documented in another file. I have created a minimal reproduction and workaround as a gist.
My specific use-case was that I have a file that implements #dig for RUBY_VERSION < '2.3'. I don’t want any of that documented because its presence is incidental to the main gem.
Funnily enough, this may be related to the fix in #55 mentioned in the guidelines for contributing.
When working on cartage 2.0, I found a case where the improper placement of the
:stopdoc:directive can prevent the indexing of a class documented in another file. I have created a minimal reproduction and workaround as a gist.My specific use-case was that I have a file that implements
#digforRUBY_VERSION < '2.3'. I don’t want any of that documented because its presence is incidental to the main gem.Funnily enough, this may be related to the fix in #55 mentioned in the guidelines for contributing.