JSDoc, Formatting, and Spelling Fixes #183
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I made some changes to support JSDoc to bring it up to date with JSDocs newest standards. I fixed a few spelling errors. Also removed unnecessary declaration in createProject. After all of these updates my jira.js no longer has any reported issues with ESLint and my JSDocs look a lot cleaner. I have been using this in a production environment for about a week now with no issues.
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This repo uses ESDoc, not JSDoc. Did you run the docs-build command locally to ensure that still works? |
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This is Part 5 of 5 PRs
I made some changes to support JSDoc to bring it up to date with JSDocs
newest standards.
I fixed a few spelling errors.
Also removed unnecessary declaration in createProject.
After all of these updates my jira.js no longer has any reported issues
with ESLint and my JSDocs look a lot cleaner. I have been using this in
a production environment for about a week now with no issues.