Enable fail on javadoc in SWT repo #1675
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Bundle org.eclipse.swt itself is skipped as jni generation relies on what "looks like" javadoc tags.
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Test failures are long standing ones on Gtk. |
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Just in case, one can define custom tags like here: not sure if it helps here, but might be something to consider. |
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Bundle org.eclipse.swt itself is skipped as jni generation relies on what "looks like" javadoc tags.
Identified via eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.releng.aggregator#2675