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This question is directed at Scaladoc for Scala 2.12.

scaladoc -help spews out a lot of lines, including these two:

Usage: scaladoc <options> <source files>

-sourcepath <path>                   Specify location(s) of source files.

However, no mention is made of the source file paths. I assumed they would need to be relative to the -sourcepath value if specified, but I don't see -sourcepath having any effect. For example, each the following invocations produce the same result:

scaladoc root/src/test/scala/EtherTest.scala
scaladoc -sourcepath root root/src/test/scala/EtherTest.scala
scaladoc -sourcepath $PWD/root root/src/test/scala/EtherTest.scala

This seems wrong. I would have expected that the sourcepath would act as a prefix to the Scala file path, like this:

scaladoc -sourcepath root src/test/scala/EtherTest.scala

Unfortunately, the above yields:

error: source file 'src/test/scala/EtherTest.scala' could not be found

What am I missing?

Mike Slinn
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Just try go into the src root path src/test/scala， that scaladoc will find right path of your source code。

Full commands

cd src/test/scala && scaladoc EtherTest.scala

lun zhang
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