xml-documentation

You can generate XML documentation for a .NET SDK by integrating OpenAPI specifications to extract constraints and formats. This approach provides accurate property details and enhances IntelliSense summaries for public classes and methods.

To add IntelliSense summaries for C# public classes and methods, you enhance the XML documentation by targeting public members specifically. This process excludes private and internal members to ensure developers only see relevant API surface details.

Yes, XML documentation generation works with C# records and enums. The process explicitly targets public classes, interfaces, enums, records, properties, and methods while excluding private and internal members from the documentation output.

You document builder structures in a C# SDK by using custom source generators to document the builder patterns. This method provides a better developer experience by clearly explaining how to construct complex SDK objects.

To include code examples in C# XML documentation, you integrate them directly into the XML docs for key methods. This demonstrates proper usage of the SDK and helps developers understand how to implement the API effectively.

Yes, you can use OpenAPI constraints to improve C# XML documentation accuracy by incorporating the specified formats and limitations directly into the property details. This ensures the IntelliSense reflects the true API validation rules.