Literal values in the type definition lead to empty docs #69
Description
lua-language-server supports defining literals/an sum type inline in the type definition. An example: @param x "foo"|"bar"
But this seems to break lemmy-help:
local M = {}
--- Foobar
---@param t? "foo"|"bar"
function M.foo(t)
print(t)
end
return MResults in:
❮ lemmy-help -f foo.lua
M.foo() *M.foo*
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Compared with a regular type definition:
local M = {}
--- Foobar
---@param t? string
function M.foo(t)
print(t)
end
return MWhich works as expected:
❮ lemmy-help -f foo.lua
M.foo({t?}) *M.foo*
Foobar
Parameters: ~
{t?} (string)
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The long form also works:
local M = {}
--- Foobar
---@param t? string
---|"foo"
---|"bar"
function M.foo(t)
print(t)
end
return M❮ lemmy-help -f foo.lua
M.foo({t?}) *M.foo*
Foobar
Parameters: ~
{t?} (string) |"foo"
|"bar"
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