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The downside is that you'll need to install it into your IDE. And again when you upgrade it. I guess the version needs to loosely match the one your projects us
by cs02rm0 8y ago
The downside is that you'll need to install it into your IDE. And again when you upgrade it. I guess the version needs to loosely match the one your projects use too. That might not sound like a lot but some colleagues hate that overhead.
I love it though, think I've been using it for at least 8 years now in just about every Java project.
- philsnow 8y ago> The downside is that you'll need to install it into your IDE. And again when you upgrade it. I guess the version needs to loosely match the one your projects use too. If you work on a lot of different projects with different versions of Lombok, do you have to have multiple versions of the IDE plugin installed / is that even possible?
- stickfigure 8y agoLombok doesn't really change that much/often. I've been using it for a decade on projects of varying ages and never noticed a problem.
- cs02rm0 8y agoYep, also never had an issue with it in practice.