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Code minings in Eclipse are hard to discover for users, other IDEs enable (some) of them by default, hence making it obvious that they have it. In a recent workshop my clients were really surprised that the Eclipse IDE also has these.
I setting which I find useful and non-disruptive is the display of a method usage on top of methods.
Maybe we should enable this by default? This would signal to the user that we also support this.
Code minings in Eclipse are hard to discover for users, other IDEs enable (some) of them by default, hence making it obvious that they have it. In a recent workshop my clients were really surprised that the Eclipse IDE also has these.
I setting which I find useful and non-disruptive is the display of a method usage on top of methods.
Maybe we should enable this by default? This would signal to the user that we also support this.
cc @HannesWell @HeikoKlare @mickaelistria
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