@@ -36,11 +36,11 @@ import java.util.logging.Logger
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/* *
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* Rust Client Codegen Plugin
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- *
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- * This is the entrypoint for code generation, triggered by the smithy-build plugin.
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- * `resources/META-INF.services/software.amazon.smithy.build.SmithyBuildPlugin` refers to this class by name which
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- * enables the smithy-build plugin to invoke `execute` with all Smithy plugin context + models.
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- */
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+ *
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+ * This is the entrypoint for code generation, triggered by the smithy-build plugin.
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+ * `resources/META-INF.services/software.amazon.smithy.build.SmithyBuildPlugin` refers to this class by name which
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+ * enables the smithy-build plugin to invoke `execute` with all Smithy plugin context + models.
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+ */
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class RustClientCodegenPlugin : ClientDecoratableBuildPlugin () {
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override fun getName (): String = " rust-client-codegen"
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@@ -78,10 +78,10 @@ class RustClientCodegenPlugin : ClientDecoratableBuildPlugin() {
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companion object {
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/* *
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* When generating code, smithy types need to be converted into Rust types—that is the core role of the symbol provider
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- *
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- * The Symbol provider is composed of a base [SymbolVisitor] which handles the core functionality, then is layered
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- * with other symbol providers, documented inline, to handle the full scope of Smithy types.
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- */
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+ *
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+ * The Symbol provider is composed of a base [SymbolVisitor] which handles the core functionality, then is layered
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+ * with other symbol providers, documented inline, to handle the full scope of Smithy types.
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+ */
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fun baseSymbolProvider (
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settings : ClientRustSettings ,
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model : Model ,
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