Use generated tag in top comment #400
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Love this. Can you add yourself to the AUTHORS file, please? |
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Also run |
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Linking to jsdoc/jsdoc.github.io#217 |
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Done. Let me know if there's anything else! |
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Thanks! |
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@generatedannotation is a semi-standard which is respected by a number of tools. For instance, Github detects it and skips diff's for files with it. There is also an ESLint plugin that respects it.This PR changes the comment a tiny bit so that the annotation is included.