At the moment, if the "EmitDocumentation"-flag is true in the option but there is no .xml-file with documentation for the assembly the TypeScriptGenerator will thrown an exception.
After thinking about this, that might be a good thing to throw and say that one need to activate xml-documentation for the project?
Reproduce:
- Right click the Test-project and choose "Properties"
- Go to the "Build" tab in the properties window
- Uncheck "XML documentation file" and Save
- Clean the output-directory and run the test-project.
Given that we want to throw the exception, I guess that the "EmitDocumentation"-flag should default to false otherwise this might cause issue for someone new to the project that don't understand what this flag does. It would also be a breaking change to default this flag to true.
At the moment, if the "EmitDocumentation"-flag is true in the option but there is no .xml-file with documentation for the assembly the TypeScriptGenerator will thrown an exception.
After thinking about this, that might be a good thing to throw and say that one need to activate xml-documentation for the project?
Reproduce:
Given that we want to throw the exception, I guess that the "EmitDocumentation"-flag should default to false otherwise this might cause issue for someone new to the project that don't understand what this flag does. It would also be a breaking change to default this flag to true.