dart-doc-validation

To validate Dart documentation, analyze references and macros using dart:doc generation, checking for unresolved identifiers and undefined macros to ensure clean, publish-ready docs.

Dart documentation often fails due to unresolved references, missing identifiers, and undefined macros, which pre-publish validation detects to ensure accurate package documentation.

Yes, you can check for undefined macros and unresolved references locally before publishing, ensuring your package maintains clean and error-free documentation on pub.dev.

Yes, dart:doc is required to generate documentation and analyze references, enabling the validation of Dart comments for unresolved references and undefined macros.

The best way to maintain clean Dart documentation is running local validation checks to identify broken links and missing identifiers, keeping your codebase documentation error-free.

Unresolved references appear when documentation comments link to missing identifiers or broken links, requiring validation to catch these errors before package publication.