The documentation for InvalidLink currently says
This error is triggered by a Javadoc @link tag that either is syntactically invalid or can’t be resolved. See javadoc documentation for an explanation of how to correctly format the contents of this tag.
There is nothing about what types of invalid links can be detected. The linked javadoc documentation mentions three types of links:
- Referencing a member of the current class
- Referencing another class in the current or imported packages
- Referencing an element in another package (fully qualified)
In my experience, InvalidLink can only detect invalid links of the first type. I have many broken links of the second and third types that InvalidLink is not detecting.
Is this correct?
If so, can the documentation for InvalidLink be updated to say that it can only detect invalid links of the first type?
The documentation for
InvalidLinkcurrently saysThere is nothing about what types of invalid links can be detected. The linked
javadocdocumentation mentions three types of links:In my experience,
InvalidLinkcan only detect invalid links of the first type. I have many broken links of the second and third types thatInvalidLinkis not detecting.Is this correct?
If so, can the documentation for
InvalidLinkbe updated to say that it can only detect invalid links of the first type?