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Idea cannot generate another constructor when @NoArgsConstructor is used

See original GitHub issue

Assuming we have a class:

@NoArgsConstructor
public class NoArgsConstructorTest {

    private String field;

}

Try to generate a constructor with field argument (Code -> Generate -> Constructor). Error message Constructor already exists appears.

If you execute the same action with manually written no-args constructor, Idea opens a dialog to select fields to initialize in a new constructor:

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Created 8 years ago
Comments:8 (2 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

tarekbazinecommented, Dec 25, 2019

still an issue 0.28-2019.3

1reaction

orange-buffalocommented, Jun 28, 2016

This is again an issue with Version: 0.11.16

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