Resolve doc warning with global enums #896
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If you run `cargo doc`, as apposed to `cargo doc -p godot --no-libs` as in the CI, you get hit with a warning "warning: redundant explicit link target" on the docs in this commit. I'm not sure why these options together supress the warning (neither individually does). But this reduces noise in developer consoles.
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API docs are being generated and will be shortly available at: https://godot-rust.github.io/docs/gdext/pr-896 |
Bromeon
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Thank you! I remember this issue, cool that you found such a straightforward way to address it! 👍 |
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If you run
cargo doc, as apposed tocargo doc -p godot --no-libsas in the CI, you get hit with a warning "warning: redundant explicit link target" on the docs in this commit. I'm not sure why these options together supress the warning (neither individually does). But this reduces noise in developer consoles.