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java.edit.organizeImports does not work
See original GitHub issueWhen I see the list of available commands with Denite coc-command, java.edit.optimizeImports is available. If I remove some of the imports that are used in code, executing java.edit.optimizeImports does nothing.Expected result would be to see the missing imports added.
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It’s problem of jdt.ls, it doesn’t work on their VSCode extension either.
@JulioJu It’s codeAction, not command.