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lombook extension is not in effect

Open songchengen opened this issue 5 years ago • 11 comments

vscode version: 1.38.1 vscode-lombok version: 0.9.9

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songchengen avatar Sep 26 '19 10:09 songchengen

What Lombok version are you using in your pom.xml or gradle file?

GabrielBB avatar Sep 26 '19 13:09 GabrielBB

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The version is 1.18.2.

Thanks

songchengen avatar Sep 27 '19 01:09 songchengen

I also have this issue. Lombok 1.18.6

larsmaes avatar Oct 03 '19 12:10 larsmaes

not sure it helps, but i had the same issue right after i installed the vs-code lombok extension, but restarting vs code fixed it...

datumgeek avatar Nov 04 '19 22:11 datumgeek

I have same problem on vscode version 1.40.1.

It doesn't work that restart vscode after installation and clear workspace .

allzero-kwon avatar Nov 19 '19 09:11 allzero-kwon

I'm having the same issue. I installed the extension on WSL: Ubuntu but it doesn't seem to work.

kryptek avatar Nov 21 '19 07:11 kryptek

Okay, nevermind. I got it all to work. I had a couple of issues in my local configuration. I had the wrong path to JAVA_HOME but I also didn't have Maven installed in my WSL. Once I did that, I was able to import lombok in my java file. Sorry.

kryptek avatar Nov 22 '19 23:11 kryptek

I revert the extension redhat.java to version 0.53.1 and seems to works again

thotty avatar Dec 04 '19 15:12 thotty

Hi guys as @thotty said I did a downgrade of the extension Language Support for Java(TM) by Red Hat (redhat.java) but instead, use version 0.53.1 I need to use 0.46.0. My project back to work.

fracon avatar Dec 04 '19 15:12 fracon

Just encountered this today with a few of our Maven Projects after an update.

The redhat.java extension went to version 0.54.0, reverting to 0.53.1 as @thotty said fixed the issue.

Timothy-Budzinski avatar Dec 04 '19 17:12 Timothy-Budzinski

This work for me, change Lombok version:

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davigre avatar Jan 20 '20 18:01 davigre