dart-doc-validation

You can validate Dart documentation comments by running the dart doc command, which checks for unresolved references and macros to ensure best practices are followed in your project.

The best way to check for broken links and macros in Dart documentation is using a validation script that runs dart doc tooling to identify unresolved references and ensure comments are complete.

Yes, dart doc supports local validation of Dart documentation comments without cluttering your project workspace, allowing you to verify references and macros directly in your development environment.

Yes, you can run Dart documentation validation as a pre-publishing check to ensure your package documentation is accurate, resolving all broken links and macro references before release.

Dart documentation validation fails on unresolved macros because the dart doc tooling detects references that cannot be resolved, indicating that your documentation comments do not follow best practices.

Yes, you need dart:doc tooling to validate Dart documentation comments, as the validation process depends on it to check for unresolved references, broken links, and macros.