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Fix links to external libraries in generated docs #1754
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* Change dokka configs back to being per-project to fix #1754 * add sourceLinks to all libraries, spotlessApply * spotlessApply
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* Change dokka configs back to being per-project to fix google#1754 * add sourceLinks to all libraries, spotlessApply * spotlessApply
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effort:medium
Medium effort - 3 to 5 days
type:documentation
Improvements or additions to documentation
Describe the bug
I had an initial PR which added Dokka support which @jingtang10 kindly refactored to avoid duplicate configs. At some point later, we discovered that links to external libraries in the generated kotlin docs were broken for the Android FHIR SDK. You can see an example here with the text and Questionnaire.QuestionnaireItemComponent not being a link to the HAPI FHIR docs.
I've finally had time to track down the PR which broke the external library links and discovered it was actually the refactor, which was checked in immediately after my PR.
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All library documentation
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Expected behavior
Links to e.g. HAPI FHIR library should work.
Additional context
I found this multimodule example which might be what we need, but I don't understand gradle well enough yet. I'm going to poke around at this for a bit longer.
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