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14.0.2 CLI --project-name and --project-version parameters not priority over package.json #1615

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I've been using DocumentationJS for years now. Just updated client to 14.0.2 on Windows, and seems like command line parameters for client such as:

  • --project-name
  • --project-version
  • --project-homepage

are no longer a priority over values stored in package.json.

Command line I use:

documentation --project-name "Project name" --project-version "0.1.601" --project-homepage "https://www.something.com/" build "../src/**/*.js" -f html -o "../docs-v0.1-stable/"`

Generated documentation is in html, and all content is correctly parsed, except it uses project name and version from package.json rather than from the command line.

I've seen that this issue is supposed to be fixed for 14.0.1, as there was a fix merged, however I've just installed fresh 14.0.2 and still experience the same issue.

If I remove project name and version from package.json, then generated documentation has no project name.

Am I doing something wrong here?

Added:

I just tried to rename package.json into something else, and command line parameters are used as expected. However as soon as package.json is present, command line parameters are ignored.

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