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ArangoDB Maintainers manual
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===========================
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This file contains documentation about the build process, documentation generation means, unittests - put short - if you want to hack parts of arangod this could be interesting for you.
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Configure
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---------
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---------
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=========
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--enable-relative - relative mode so you can run without make install
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--enable-maintainer-mode - generate lex/yacc files
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--with-backtrace - add backtraces to native code asserts & exceptions
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@ -15,14 +12,19 @@ Configure
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CFLAGS
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------
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-DDEBUG_CLUSTER_COMM - Add backtraces to cluster requests so you can easily track their origin
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Add backtraces to cluster requests so you can easily track their origin:
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-DDEBUG_CLUSTER_COMM
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V8 Special flags:
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-DENABLE_GDB_JIT_INTERFACE
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-DENABLE_GDB_JIT_INTERFACE
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(enable (broken) GDB intergation of JIT)
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At runtime arangod needs to be started with these options:
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--javascript.v8-options="--gdbjit_dump"
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--javascript.v8-options="--gdbjit_full"
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--javascript.v8-options="--gdbjit_dump"
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--javascript.v8-options="--gdbjit_full"
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Debugging the Make process
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Runtime
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* start arangod with --console to get a debug console
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* Cheapen startup for valgrind: --no-server --javascript.gc-frequency 1000000 --javascript.gc-interval 65536 --scheduler.threads=1 --javascript.v8-contexts=1
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* to have backtraces output set this on the prompt: ENABLE_NATIVE_BACKTRACES(true)
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* start arangod with `--console` to get a debug console
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* Cheapen startup for valgrind: `--no-server --javascript.gc-frequency 1000000 --javascript.gc-interval 65536 --scheduler.threads=1 --javascript.v8-contexts=1`
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* to have backtraces output set this on the prompt: `ENABLE_NATIVE_BACKTRACES(true)`
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Startup
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We now have a startup rc file: ~/.arangod.rc . It's evaled as javascript.
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We now have a startup rc file: `~/.arangod.rc`. It's evaled as javascript.
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A sample version to help working with the arangod rescue console may look like that:
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ENABLE_NATIVE_BACKTRACES(true);
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JSLint
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------
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======
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(we switched to jshint a while back - this is still named jslint for historical reasons)
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Make target
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ArangoDB Unittesting Framework
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==============================
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Dependencies
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* Ruby, rspec, httparty
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* Ruby, rspec, httparty, boost_test (compile time)
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Filename conventions
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These tests are ran using the jasmine framework instead of jsunity.
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-nightly
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--------
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These tests produce a certain thread on infrastructure or the test system, and therefore should only be executed once per day.
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Test frameworks used
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====================
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There are several major places where unittests live:
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- UnitTests/HttpInterface (rspec tests)
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- UnitTests/Basics (boost unittests)
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- UnitTests/Geo (boost unittests)
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- js/server/tests (runneable on the server)
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- js/common/tests (runneable on the server & via arangosh)
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- js/common/test-data
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- js/client/tests (runneable via arangosh)
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- /js/apps/system/aardvark/test
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- *UnitTests/HttpInterface* rspec tests
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- *UnitTests/Basics* boost unittests
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- *UnitTests/Geo* boost unittests
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- *js/server/tests* runneable on the server
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- *js/common/tests* runneable on the server & via arangosh
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- *js/common/test-data*
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- *js/client/tests* runneable via arangosh
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- *js/apps/system/aardvark/test*
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HttpInterface - RSpec Client Tests
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jsUnity on arangod
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you can engage single tests when running arangod with console like this:
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require("jsunity").runTest("js/server/tests/aql-queries-simple.js");
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require("jsunity").runTest("js/server/tests/aql-queries-simple.js");
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jsUnity via arangosh
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arangosh is similar, however, you can only run tests which are intended to be ran via arangosh:
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require("jsunity").runTest("js/client/tests/shell-client.js");
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require("jsunity").runTest("js/client/tests/shell-client.js");
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jasmine tests
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Invocation methods
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==================
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Make-targets
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(used in travis CI integration)
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Most of the tests can be invoked via the main Makefile:
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- unittests
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- unittests-brief
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Javascript framework
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(used in Jenkins integration; required for running cluster tests)
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(used in Jenkins and Travis integration; required for running cluster tests)
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Invoked like that:
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scripts/unittest all
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The first parameter chooses the facility to execute.
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Available choices include:
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- all: (calls multiple) This target is utilized by most of the jenkins builds invoking unit tests.
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- single_client: (see Running a single unittestsuite)
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- *all*: (calls multiple) This target is utilized by most of the jenkins builds invoking unit tests.
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- *single_client*: (see Running a single unittestsuite)
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- single_server: (see Running a single unittestsuite)
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- single_localserver: (see Running a single unittestsuite)
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- *single_server*: (see Running a single unittestsuite)
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- *single_localserver*: (see Running a single unittestsuite)
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- many more - call without arguments for more details.
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Passing Options
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_______________
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(Old way: Options are passed in as one json; Please note that formating blanks may cause problems.
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Different facilities may take different options. The above mentioned usage output contains
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the full detail.
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A commandline for running a single test (-> with the facility 'single_server') using
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valgrind could look like this:
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scripts/run scripts/unittest.js single_server \
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'{"test":"js/server/tests/aql-escaping.js",'\
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'"extraargs":["--server.threads=1",'\
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'"--scheduler.threads=1",'\
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'"--javascript.gc-frequency","1000000",'\
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'"--javascript.gc-interval","65536"],'\
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'"valgrind":"/usr/bin/valgrind",'\
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'"valgrindargs":["--log-file=/tmp/valgrindlog.%p"]}'
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)
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Options are passed as regular long values in the syntax --option value --sub:option value.
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Using Valgrind could look like this:
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valgrind could look like this. Options are passed as regular long values in the
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syntax --option value --sub:option value. Using Valgrind could look like this:
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./scripts/unittest single_server --test js/server/tests/aql-escaping.js \
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--extraargs:server.threads 1 \
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scripts/unittest single_client --test js/server/tests/aql-escaping.js
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Testing a single rspec test:
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scripts/unittest http_server --test api-users-spec.rb
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scripts/unittest is mostly only a wrapper; The backend functionality lives in:
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**js/server/modules/org/arangodb/testing.js**
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Running foxx tests with a fake foxx Repo
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Since downloading fox apps from github can be cumbersome with shaky DSL
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js/common/modules/loadtestrunner.js
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Windows debugging
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For the average *nix user windows debugging has some awkward methods.
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Coredump generation
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You then will be able to see stack traces.
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Documentation
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=============
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Dependencies to build documentation:
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- [swagger 1.2](http://swagger.io/) for the API-Documentation inside aardvark
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- [swagger 2](http://swagger.io/) for the API-Documentation inside aardvark
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- Setuptools
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python setup.py install
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- Node.js / io.js
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https://iojs.org/
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- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/)
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Make sure the option to *Add to PATH* is enabled.
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After installation, the following commands should be available everywhere:
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- `node`
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- `iojs` (if you installed io.js)
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- `npm`
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If not, add the installation path to your environment variable PATH.
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Generate users documentation
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Simply run the `make` command in `arangodb/Documentation/Books`.
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If you've edited REST-Documentation, first invoke `make swagger`.
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If you've edited examples, see below howto regenerate them.
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Run the `make` command in `arangodb/Documentation/Books`.
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You may encounter permission problem with gitbook and its NPM invokations;
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In that case you need to run the command as root / Administrator.
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- JS-Console - Tools/API - Interactive documentation which you can play with.
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arangod Example tool
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`make example` picks examples from the source code documentation, executes them, and creates a transcript including their results.
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*Hint: Windows users may use ./scripts/generateExamples for this purpose*
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Swagger integration
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`make swagger` scans the sourcecode, and generates swagger output.
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It scans for all documentationblocks containing `@RESTHEADER`
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It is a prerequisite for integrating these blocks into the gitbook documentation.
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Consists of 3 values separated by ',':
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Attributes:
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- name: name of the parameter
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- type:
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- [required|optionas] Optional is not supported anymore. Split the docublock into one with and one without.
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- *name*: name of the parameter
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- *type*:
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- *[required|optionas]* Optional is not supported anymore. Split the docublock into one with and one without.
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Folowed by a long description.
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