@@ -25,12 +25,12 @@ interface KLibValidationSpec {
2525 *
2626 * This option covers some advanced scenarios and does not require any configuration by default.
2727 *
28- * A linker uses signatures to look up symbols, thus signature changes brake binary compatibility and
29- * should be tracked. Signature format itself is not stabilized yet and may change in the future. In that case,
30- * a new version of a signature will be introduced. Change of a signature version will be reflected in a dump
31- * causing a validation failure even if declarations itself remained unchanged.
32- * However, if a KLib supports multiple signature versions simultaneously, one my explicitly specify the version
33- * that will be dumped to prevent changes in a dump file.
28+ * A linker uses signatures to look up symbols, thus signature changes brake binary compatibility
29+ * and should be tracked. Signature format itself is not stabilized yet and may change in the
30+ * future. In that case, a new version of a signature will be introduced. Change of a signature
31+ * version will be reflected in a dump causing a validation failure even if declarations itself
32+ * remained unchanged. However, if a KLib supports multiple signature versions simultaneously,
33+ * one may explicitly specify the version that will be dumped to prevent changes in a dump file.
3434 */
3535 @get:Input
3636 @get:Optional
@@ -45,8 +45,9 @@ interface KLibValidationSpec {
4545
4646 /* *
4747 * Fail validation if some build targets are not supported by the host compiler.
48- * By default, ABI dumped only for supported files will be validated. This option makes validation behavior
49- * stricter and treats having unsupported targets as an error.
48+ *
49+ * By default, ABI dumped only for supported files will be validated. This option makes
50+ * validation behavior stricter and treats having unsupported targets as an error.
5051 */
5152 @get:Input
5253 @get:Optional
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