Lloyd Brookes

I'm not clear.. Could you post a real-life example of what you want to happen?

Do you mean you want to insert a computed hash string into your filename, something like `file.6a7dc7F.json`?

Hi, apologies for the lack of docs on this subject.. in dmd, there is a helper called [`optionSet`](https://github.com/jsdoc2md/dmd/blob/master/helpers/ddata.js#L719). In your plugin partials you can use the helper to force a...

> I still feel like a setting passed in through the cli should win It should, and usually does. I think what you need is a means for plugin authors...

 [See this jsdoc issue](https://github.com/jsdoc/jsdoc/issues/1712). This "underscore" issue was fixed in [jsdoc-api v9.1.0](https://github.com/jsdoc2md/jsdoc-api/releases/tag/v9.1.0). If you upgrade jsdoc-to-markdown to the latest version, it should resolve your...

No, you're using the correct version. I double-checked and the jsdoc-api fix I mentioned previously only works around the "jsdoc underscore" bug in the cache directory path. Unfortunately, it's still...

Hi, thanks for the report! will look at it this evening.

Apologies for the delay! Yes, you're right - `@see` does not seem to parse namepaths which is a glaring oversight on my behalf.. I'd gratefully accept a PR but the...

True, that function is module scope, not global. In which case you should have a `@module` tag defined but as you say, the module-scope function is then described as a...

i don't think this tag gets much usage in jsdoc2md as the information it contains has no impact on a module's API (which is what the tool is intended to...