This comment starts with /**, but isn't actually Javadoc.
Javadoc comments must precede a class, field, constructor, or method declaration. Javadoc cannot be applied to classes or methods nested within a method, as those elements never form part of an API.
Using /** comments in locations where Javadoc is not supported is confusing and unnecessary.
Suggested solutions:
If the comment is intended to be part of the API documentation, move it to the appropriate class, field, constructor, or method declaration.
If the comment is intended to be an implementation comment, use a single-line // or a multi-line /* comment instead.
NOTE: Javadoc must appear before any annotations, or the compiler will fail to recognise it as Javadoc. That is, prefer this:
/** Might return a frobnicator. */ @Nullable Frobnicator getFrobnicator();instead of this:
@Nullable /** Might return a frobnicator. */ Frobnicator getFrobnicator();
Suppress by applying @SuppressWarnings("NotJavadoc") to the enclosing element.