Add support for @SuperBuilder

[Cepr0]

Short description

Please add support for @SuperBuilder annotation. It's a long-awaited feature and now, with Lombok 1.18.2, it has been released.

Expected behavior

Support for @SuperBuilder annotation

Version information

• IDEA Version: 2018.1
• JDK Version: JDK8
• OS Type & Version: Windows 10 Pro
• Lombok Plugin Version: 0.19
• Lombok Dependency Version: 1.18.2

Steps to reproduce

Add Lombok 1.18.2 to the project

[jackmahoney]

Would love to see this

[aaavang]

I was ecstatic when @SuperBuilder was released, but it's largely unusable without IDE integration.

[dabrowt1]

This would be very helpful for us.

[isaacaggrey]

I'd be glad to help contribute this, but I'd probably need some direction as I've never made an IntelliJ plugin. @mplushnikov are you or anyone else aware of anyone else working on this?

[smogstate]

i can help on that, but need a piece of explanation where to start.

[sluongng]

Is this being worked on by anyone? Or do we have to wait for the annotation to make it out of experimental?

[isaacaggrey]

@sluongng I don't believe so. If you're familiar with the IntelliJ plugin ecosystem, I say go for it.

I had started to very briefly during my company's hackathon but switched gears early on as I realized I have a lot more to grok looking at the existing Builder code in the plugin as an example.

[crimsonvspurple]

Support for @SuperBuilder please!

[alishtory]

My team also need @SuperBuilder Support

[ympadilha]

Yes please support for @SuperBuilder please! My team also uses it!

[chrabia]

+1

[mateusmoury]

+1 !

[gordon043]

+1

[AUsachov]

+1

[griffico]

+2 (from paired programmers at major enterprise)

[Littlearphone]

+10086

[Arunagithub1]

We are eagerly waiting for support of superbuilder

[alexejk]

You are more than welcome to contribute with a PR for this

[dmincf]

+1

[binarywang]

hope it will be implemented soon

[octopus-prime]

@alexejk
I think nobody here is able to provide a PR without help of the maintainers/collaborators.
Here are people willing to contribute. But they need help.
See #513 (comment) and #513 (comment)

[smogstate]

i will check on weekend

[timothyBrake]

Yes that would be awesome as now in a professional environment creating test data for the models is a pain using just the @builder because most probably these models extend from a superclass.

[wollowizard]

+1

[timothy-mugayi]

+1

[msio]

+1

[foresx]

Hey guys, when will the new release come?

[lehug]

Hey guys, when will the new release come?

https://github.com/mplushnikov/lombok-intellij-plugin/releases/tag/0.27_superbuilder_alpha

[behzadian]

Hey guys, when will the new release come?

https://github.com/mplushnikov/lombok-intellij-plugin/releases/tag/0.27_superbuilder_alpha

Hi, I tried to install plug in but I got error: "Plugin 'Lombok' is incompatible with this installation"
My Idead version is: 2019.1.1 (Build #IU-191.6707.61)

[eric-gymondo]

Hey guys, when will the new release come?

https://github.com/mplushnikov/lombok-intellij-plugin/releases/tag/0.27_superbuilder_alpha

Hi, I tried to install plug in but I got error: "Plugin 'Lombok' is incompatible with this installation"
My Idead version is: 2019.1.1 (Build #IU-191.6707.61)

it's only supported by IntelliJ 2019.2+

[cosmin-rezmerita]

hi,
i used the lombok-plugin-0.27.0-2019.2 for @SuperBuilder annotation and i have the following structure:

@SuperBuilder
public class A {
public field1;
}

@SuperBuilder
public class B extends A {
public field2;
}

now, i'm trying to use the builder of class A in a scenario like this:

return someOptional
    .map(item -> A.builder().field1(value).build())
    .orElseGet(() -> A.builder().field1(otherClass.method(something)).build());

the error i get is:
Error:(102, 201) java: incompatible types: bad return type in lambda expression
capture#1 of ? cannot be converted to capture#2 of ?
and appears on the line of orElseGet

can you please help me with this?

Version information:
IntellijIdea: IntelliJ IDEA 2019.2.3 (Ultimate Edition) Build #IU-192.6817.14, built on September 24, 2019
Runtime version: 11.0.4+10-b304.69 amd64
VM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o
Windows 10 10.0

[mplushnikov]

@cosmin-rezmerita Interesting usecase! I think you can't use a lambda expression for a functional interface, if the method in the functional interface has type parameters. See section §15.27.3 in JLS8: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-15.html#jls-15.27.3

But your code should compile if your add explicit cast to the map method: (.map(item -> (A) A.builder().field1(value).build())).

[cosmin-rezmerita]

@mplushnikov thank you! explicit cast works fine.
is it something like: using builder in .map does not return a "clear" object type, so .orElseGet does not know what to expect? Because using classic constructors also works:

return someOptional
    .map(item -> new A())
    .orElseGet(() -> A.builder().field1(otherClass.method(something)).build()

[mplushnikov]

@cosmin-rezmerita Yes, you are right. Using Builders-methods in the map-method returns generic wildcard type like ABuilder<?> and the right type cann't be automatically calculated. If you cast it/or use just constructor, its clear for the comiler, which type shlould be used.

[daniel-shuy]

Thank you so much @mplushnikov

[LK-3]

Hi
@mplushnikov Will @SuperBuilder is having support in xjc- lombok plugin ?