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There seems to be a conflict between `vscjava.vscode-lombok` and `redhat.java` as of version `1.8`. This version introduces a new setting `java.jdt.ls.lombokSupport.enabled`. With the lombok plugin installed you must have `java.jdt.ls.lombokSupport.enabled=false`....

@jcolladosp I would say that I don't have a use for `vscjava.vscode-lombok` now that `redhat.java` can pick it up off the classpath. Additionally, since loading the second plugin requires a...