A couple of suggestions: Make sure that your compiler is configured to emit the XML doc comments as part of the compilation job The Microsoft C# compiler switch that controls this is /doc, and can also be configured via the Build property page in a project’s settings Make sure that the XML file produced by … Read more
You can do this quite easily using the Microsoft Sandcastle (or NDoc) inheritdoc tag. It’s not officially supported by the specification, but custom tags are perfectly acceptable, and indeed Microsoft chose to copy this (and one or two other tags) from NDoc when they created Sandcastle. /// <inheritdoc/> /// <remarks> /// You can still specify … Read more
There is no built-in way to achieve this. However, it requires only a few steps: Enable XML documentation for your subproject (from project properties / build) like you have for your Web API project. Except this time, route it directly to XmlDocument.xml so that it gets generated in your project’s root folder. Modify your Web … Read more
You can use a <para /> tag to produce a paragraph break or you can wrap text in <para></para> tags as a way to group the text and add the blank line after it, but there is no equivalent to <br /> or anything like that. (Which according to this old MS forum post is … Read more
To reference the method: /// <see cref=”FancyClass{T}.FancyMethod{K}(T)”/> for more information.