TSDoc: Support `@example` tag
See original GitHub issueThe @example tag in TSDoc has a different semantic than in JSDoc.
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https://github.com/hosseinmd/prettier-plugin-jsdoc/commit/4213aedd3b63e9dbc9e25c2b58a6e3cfcf7ede6b
Of course it is related. TSDoc is the documentation standard for TS.
I already gave you the reason:
“Static site generators like TypeDoc do correctly support TSDoc’s
@exampletag. If this issue isn’t resolved, this plugin cannot be used in combination with TypeDoc and other software that implements the TSDoc standard.”I use TypeDoc in my projects.
But I also want to remind you of this. Or is TSDoc isn’t going to be supported after all?