docs: add TSDoc comment to GitHubReviewers interface - #1520
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Closes #1409. The DSL reference doc generator (typedoc) only emits a dedicated section for exported interfaces that have a leading TSDoc comment. GitHubReviewers lacked one, so it was silently dropped from the generated reference even though it's referenced from GitHubJSONDSL.requested_reviewers.
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Gentle nudge on this one — approved by @fbartho on 8 July, CI green, no conflicts. It's a 3-line doc comment on @orta, you've been handling merges here (#1522 went in on the 15th) — could this get picked up when you next do a pass? No rush if it's waiting on a release cycle. |
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Yeah, seems fine to me 👍🏻 |
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Summary
Closes #1409.
GitHubReviewers(referenced fromGitHubJSONDSL.requested_reviewers) had no top-level TSDoc comment, so it was silently dropped from the generated DSL Reference page — typedoc only emits a dedicated section for exported interfaces/types that have a leading doc comment. Other documented interfaces in the same file (e.g.GitHubUser) already follow this pattern.Change
Added a one-line TSDoc block above
export interface GitHubReviewersinsource/dsl/GitHubDSL.ts, mirroring the style used forGitHubUser.Test plan
npx tsc --noEmitpassesnpx eslint source/dsl/GitHubDSL.tspasses with no warnings