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I am a bit confused about all the different documentation styles. Beside "google" and "epydoc", etc there is also PEP257.
I wonder if you can recommend a doc-style linter and if it matters which one of the pydoctor-supported docu formats I am using. e.g. I decided to use "google" style.
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The state of python docstrings standard is pretty bad: no one agrees on a standard.
I believe pydoctor should have a lint mode integrated to the CLI. When activated, it won't produce any HTML, only parse all docstrings and generate docstrings stans to warn on link not founds errors and other parsing errors.
I am a bit confused about all the different documentation styles. Beside "google" and "epydoc", etc there is also PEP257.
I wonder if you can recommend a doc-style linter and if it matters which one of the pydoctor-supported docu formats I am using. e.g. I decided to use "google" style.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: