I'm not sure how this works in other IDEs, but lombock Eclipse plugin kinda solves this problem. You can run CTRL+Shift+G (Find references) on getter/setter tha

I'm not sure how this works in other IDEs, but lombock Eclipse plugin kinda solves this problem. You can run CTRL+Shift+G (Find references) on getter/setter that is shown in class outline and it will immediately give You getter/setter uses. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42644923/eclipse-with-lombok-search-for-getter-and-setter-usages https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42644923/eclipse-with-lo...