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You do have a point, but if a tool is able to parse Java them I believe it is trivial to extend it to support Lombok, which by now is a quasi standard and funda
by rumanator 7y ago
You do have a point, but if a tool is able to parse Java them I believe it is trivial to extend it to support Lombok, which by now is a quasi standard and fundamental component of a lot of java projects.
Edit: why anyone in their right mind would downvote this comment?
- lmilcin 7y agoProbably because there is enough people that also value being able to always trace the code written by less experienced team members? Hint: it is in bad manner to discuss voting on HN. Voting is a popularity contest. If you want your comments to be popular try to be pleasing to everybody and if you don't, don't get upset by downvotes.
- NOGDP 7y ago> Probably because there is enough people that also value being able to always trace the code written by less experienced team members? You can trace/debug lombok generated code though...