Filter inherited members? (feature request)
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I would like to filter inherited members. For example, System.Object
produces a lot of ‘noise’, and distracts from more relevant documentation:
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Hi @mfaux this can be done by adding a
filterConfig.yml
http://dotnet.github.io/docfx/tutorial/howto_filter_out_unwanted_apis_attributes.html#3-default-filter-configuration For example, the following excludes all the members inside “System.Object”You can also exclude one specific method, for example, the following exclude “System.Object.GetHashCode”
That did it, thank you. (I had it at the root level instead of under metadata.)