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I agree that most use-cases simply want to mark something as internal documentation, without going through the `:nodoc:` hoops. Currently when generating documentation you have the ability to include all...
I talked to @rafaelfranca today about adding `:plugin:` as well, for handling private methods that (for example: can be overridden by a subclass). Essentially this directive would be the opposite...
It's not really my call, but my guess is we just copied over the old Ruby license and when it changed, we never updated RDoc's. /cc @drbrain
Maybe this is border-line feature, but I think we should at least list any pages under `ri --list`.
@rplaurindo Sorry for the late response, I'm not confident the monkey patches help me fully understand the issue. It would be helpful if you could share the "custom" rake task...
@rplaurindo How are you loading this rake task? And what's `my_absolute_engine_root_path`?
No problem! Thank you for explaining. I'll need a smaller reproduction than a Rails app, but I'm curious if Rails isn't doing something weird to Rake that's causing this bug....
I'm not sure either, sorry it was kind of a random question. In order to move this forward, we need a smaller reproduction case. The slow path is we make...
sdoc currently does this see https://github.com/voloko/sdoc/blob/master/lib/sdoc/github.rb
As a workaround you can use `:include:`, see the documentation here: http://docs.seattlerb.org/rdoc/RDoc/Markup.html#class-RDoc::Markup-label-Other+directives