feat(core): only detect listeners written by a developer #773
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(Bridge) methods generated by the compiler (java) or for example synthetic kotlin suspend methods should be skipped. These are placed next to the method written by the developer, have a cryptic method postfix and would otherwise show up as duplicate in the Springwolf documentation. Note: All bridge methods are also synthetic methods.
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(Bridge) methods generated by the compiler (java) or for example synthetic kotlin suspend methods should be skipped. These are placed next to the method written by the developer, have a cryptic method postfix and would otherwise show up as duplicate in the Springwolf documentation. All bridge methods are also synthetic methods.