Stanislav Spiridonov
Stanislav Spiridonov
Please reopen this issue - it is actual.
For 4.28 on Windows - the same issue. 1. Download 2. Unpack 3. Run as is without any changes with workspace in new folder 4. Import Maven project 5. Try...
If it is enabled by default - yes. As I said I do not change nothing, just unpack, run import project and try to format pom.xml
I have checked - yes, it is enabled 
@martinlippert, yes, I can confirm in eclipse-jee-2024-12-R-win32-x86_64.zip the XML formatting on pom.xml works too from the box.
Checked - not working too. TLDR 1. Open POM in fresh Eclipse JEE and check if formatting works. **Yes.** 2. Install Spring Tools from marketplace as below  3. Restart...
I still have the issue with this functionality - right now the format works only for selected text. To format the XML I need to select them all or at...
@dosu - and it is an error :) the `#{"one." + root.args[0]}` do not work too. Because this case doesn't have the evaluation context -
@dosu `configurationKey` is nice but has not released yet. Ok I found workaround the `#root?.toString()?.substring(0,0)` always evaluate to empty string so I can use ```java @CircuitBreaker(name = "#root?.toString()?.substring(0,0) + 'one.'...
Check my project https://github.com/hortonolite/hamcrestBeanMatcherApt. It is already doing almost of all that what you want.