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In case of given example node.comment is not a string, it's:
(positions may be misleading - the example is greatly simplified comparing to the code where I replaced single line):
I experienced a
TypeError
once I put{@link}
in either doclet, e.g.Error originates in this line:
web-component-analyzer/src/analyze/util/js-doc-util.ts
Line 90 in bf76b43
(1.1.6)
It's improved in
master
already:web-component-analyzer/src/analyze/util/js-doc-util.ts
Line 87 in 8810044
via 7db4cbe#diff-ef413a90c49b28e770d0d5a76db8389b3e974f2c765ca8507dc8fe3466a65edbR87-R92 but it's not released as stable
In case of given example
node.comment
is not a string, it's:(positions may be misleading - the example is greatly simplified comparing to the code where I replaced single line):
It seems to me like the comment is valid. What's more, IDE (WebStorm in my case) allows me to click the
http://example.com
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