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I've started using ApiGen with a Laravel project.

When I run it, I get the following error:

The class Illuminate\Auth\UserTrait is in use but has not been found in the defined sources.

Clearly it's complaining because Laravel's UserTrait isn't defined in the same file, but I obviously don't want to include my vendor/ directory and from the documentation I don't see how I can handle this. I want to use Jenkins to generate the documentation and because it returns a non-zero exit code it registers as an error, and thus breaks the build.

Here's my apigen.neon:

source:
    - app 

destination: docs

exclude:
    - "*/tests/*.php"
    - "*/database/*"

tree: true

sourceCode: true

todo: true

autocomplete:
    # default
    - classes
    - constants
    - functions
    # other
    - methods
    - properties
    - classconstants

title: My web app

Any idea how I can accomplish this?

Matthew Daly
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EDIT 2019: I'm current owner of ApiGen.

ApiGen development stopped 3 years ago and it lacks of support and meaning. I do not recommend to use it

This should be fixed in last version (RC5 at the moment). See: https://github.com/apigen/apigen/releases

For any further issues you can use Github issues to report them

Tomas Votruba
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    Brilliant, thanks very much! I didn't realise this was an issue with ApiGen - I thought I'd misconfigured it, otherwise I would have opened an issue. – Matthew Daly Dec 22 '14 at 09:09
  • Just update: ApiGen is not maintained since 2017 and I'd say is slowly dying. Better use Github or PHPStorm / IDE as maintained replacement. – Tomas Votruba Feb 18 '19 at 15:32