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I see that the documentation here mentions:
lsp-java-completion-import-order
and also mentions the possibility to import an XML file to specify a lot of formatting options.
But I couldn't find any mention of the group ordering of static imports vs. the rest of imports.
Does lsp-java support the configuration of this?
All my team-mates use IntelliJ, but I would love to use Emacs lsp-java instead, but I see that import ordering (by default) is different, and the code standard in the company is very strict :(
I think the default order that IntelliJ uses is somewhat like:
import all other imports
<blank line>
import static all other imports
if lsp-java-completion-import-order supports this, how can I specify "static" imports at the end (or at the beginning if that would be necessary)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I see that the documentation here mentions:
lsp-java-completion-import-order
and also mentions the possibility to import an XML file to specify a lot of formatting options.
But I couldn't find any mention of the group ordering of static imports vs. the rest of imports.
Does lsp-java support the configuration of this?
All my team-mates use IntelliJ, but I would love to use Emacs lsp-java instead, but I see that import ordering (by default) is different, and the code standard in the company is very strict :(
I think the default order that IntelliJ uses is somewhat like:
if lsp-java-completion-import-order supports this, how can I specify "static" imports at the end (or at the beginning if that would be necessary)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: