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jsonschema2pojo creates empty <p> tags, if there is a title schema annotation but no further schema annotations.
TitleRule adds a <p> tag to the Javadoc always. If there is no further schema annotation, e.g. typically a description, the paragraph is empty. This causes a Javadoc Warning.
Maybe it would be better to add the <p> tag in the DescriptionRule though I fear this is inadequate and it must be added for other annotations/keywords/extension too (e.g. javaName, $comment, etc.).
Probably it might be better to write <p> tags only if really needed, e.g. if there is a title and a description, but it seems that this must be implemented in other classes, like PropertyRule (and others).
Even if it is good style to add both, a title and a description to the JSON Schema, it is also correct to have only one of both (or none of them).
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jsonschema2pojo creates empty
<p>
tags, if there is atitle
schema annotation but no further schema annotations.TitleRule adds a
<p>
tag to the Javadoc always. If there is no further schema annotation, e.g. typically adescription
, the paragraph is empty. This causes a Javadoc Warning.Maybe it would be better to add the
<p>
tag in the DescriptionRule though I fear this is inadequate and it must be added for other annotations/keywords/extension too (e.g.javaName
,$comment
, etc.).Probably it might be better to write
<p>
tags only if really needed, e.g. if there is atitle
and adescription
, but it seems that this must be implemented in other classes, like PropertyRule (and others).Even if it is good style to add both, a
title
and adescription
to the JSON Schema, it is also correct to have only one of both (or none of them).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: