rust-format: post-processing for module-level rustdoc attributes #3
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Module level rustdoc has different syntax than regular rustdoc: ``` //! my documentation or #![doc="my documantation"] ``` Right now this case is not handled by the post-processor and module level documentation attributes are not converted to their comment counterparts when doc post-processing is enabled.
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Nice - I'll give it a look over. Thx for the submission |
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@nu11ptr , I wanted to check if any additional information from my side will help with reviewing this PR? Please let me know, I'm very interested to have this fix merged it. Thanks! |
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Sorry, just been busy at work last couple of months on a big project. Hope to get a chance to look at this soon |
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Module level rustdoc has different syntax than regular rustdoc:
Right now this case is not handled by the post-processor and module
level documentation attributes are not converted to their comment
counterparts when doc post-processing is enabled.