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I got a issue, that wants to change functionaly in my java code, issue number for example #41241.
What would be the correct Javadoc comment be to specify issue number, that requests this change?
Just that in future I know, why a certain function or line was changed/created?
I don’t write issue numbers into source code. This can get complicated when a method gets changed because of multiple issues…
I used to add the issue number to the SVN commit like: ISSUE-1234: added NPE check. Eclipse provides the useful feature
Team -> Show Annotationswhich shows for each line in which SVN commit it was changed and the commit comment. This adds more benefit as a comment in JavaDoc in my opinion.