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Issues with classification of tags such as OpenAPI. #460
Issues with classification of tags such as OpenAPI. #460
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package com.power.doc.model; | ||
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import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils; | ||
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The newly added code includes the license.
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You can refer to other smart-doc codes for this.
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For this PR, please add some detailed descriptions below:
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For the @tag annotations on classes and methods, which previously could not be categorized properly, the current handling method allows for unified management of tags. Each tag can correspond to both classes and methods, and each method can accurately find the tags it should possess. According to business relationships, a class contains multiple methods, and these methods should be able to locate the corresponding class. At the same time, they should inherit the class's tags. |
Issues with classification of tags such as OpenAPI.