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Did anyone else get irritated by the new "usages" code vision labels that were recently introduced? They take a huge amount of real estate, and since I am not r
by jansan 4y ago
Did anyone else get irritated by the new "usages" code vision labels that were recently introduced? They take a huge amount of real estate, and since I am not running any popularity contests for my variables I had no idea what they were supposed to do (unused variables were highlighted previously anyway). This was really disturbing for me and I considered canceling my subscription to stick with the current version and avoid such "surprises" in future.
I now completely disabled Code Vision and hope to never see it again.
- foepys 4y agoI also disabled it. The feature got inspired by Visual Studio. It had this feature for ages and it is working fine there, well integrated with the code. The annotations only look clunky in JetBrains' products because they are the same size as the editor font, taking up way too much space. VS uses a font about 2 sizes smaller and decreases the line height, too, resulting in a smoother experience.
- tylergetsay 4y agoWhy get irritated, especially when you can easily turn them off? I welcome new features like this and don't mind companies trying to 'advertise' them within their own proudct as long as I can easily turn them off. With the usage labels, I believe they even prompted you to turn them off on first start if you didn't like them.
- jansan 4y agoTurning off only the usages label through the prompt made it worse. After that, there initially was an empty line for each label when opening a file, which then collapsed. It was like watching a code reformat each time I opened a file. The only way to avoid this was to switch off code vision entirely and I will keep them switched off.