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If you are using the new version of the error-prone with IntelliJ IDEA, you need to install a plugin to run/debug applications or tests. I am wondering if we should remove the error-prone from our generated code. What do you think? Here is the document for the plugin installation. https://doc.networknt.com/tool/idea/errorprone-plugin/ |
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Instead of merging this PR. I am going to give users an option to use error-prone or not. If error-prone is used and you are using IntelliJ IDEA, you need to install a plugin in order to run the server or test within the IDE. |
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