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Lintspec, a Solidity NatSpec Linter
Hacker NewsLintspec, a Solidity NatSpec Linter
Lintspec is a code linter which checks the validity of NatSpec (doc-comments) in Solidity source code. It's written in Rust and focuses on speed and ergonomics. I was not really happy with the existing `natspec-smells` tool which was super slow and error'd often. Would love some feedback from Solidity developers!
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