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This file describes notable changes in each version of JSDoc 3.
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This file describes notable changes in each version of JSDoc 3.
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## 3.5.3 (July 2017)
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+ Non-JSDoc comments (comments that do not begin with `/**`) are now ignored. (#1398)
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+ JSDoc no longer crashes when it parses a class property with no value assigned to it. (#1400)
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+ When there are JSDoc comments at the end of a source file that has a `'use strict';` directive,
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the comments are no longer ignored. (#1396)
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+ Namepaths that contain an `@` sign (for example, `module:@prefix/my-module~myCallback`) are now
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parsed correctly. (#1302)
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+ The default template now displays interfaces that belong to a namespace. (#1406)
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+ When an ES2015 class inside a module uses an `@alias` tag, the class's constructor now gets the
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correct longname. (#1395)
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+ When there are no input files to process, JSDoc no longer prints help text to the console. (#1404)
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## 3.5.2 (July 2017)
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## 3.5.2 (July 2017)
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+ The default template now hides parameters and properties for class constructors that are hidden
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+ The default template now hides parameters and properties for class constructors that are hidden
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with the `@hideconstructor` tag. (#1397)
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with the `@hideconstructor` tag. (#1397)
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+ Non-JSDoc comments (comments that do not begin with `/**`) are now ignored. (#1398)
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+ JSDoc now uses an improved algorithm for locating plugins and template resources. (#1394)
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+ JSDoc now uses an improved algorithm for locating plugins and template resources. (#1394)
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+ When the `@alias` tag identifies an instance member (for example, `@alias Foo#bar`), the alias is
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+ When the `@alias` tag identifies an instance member (for example, `@alias Foo#bar`), the alias is
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now applied correctly. (#1385)
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now applied correctly. (#1385)
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