Lombok support

Starting with version 1.8, Java language server will automatically detect lombok dependencies from project classpath and load them into Java language server. This means that the lombok parameter you configured in java.jdt.ls.vmargs setting will be ignored by default. However, you could disable the setting java.jdt.ls.lombokSupport.enabled to turn off the built-in lombok support from Java language server, and manually configure your own lombok.jar in java.jdt.ls.vmargs setting (e.g. "java.jdt.ls.vmargs": "-javaagent:/path/to/lombok.jar").

Alternatively, there's a simpler method of enabling lombok support, via the Lombok Annotations Support for VS Code extension.

This only works before [email protected]. Starting with version 1.8, if you still wants the Lombok Annotations Support for VS Code extension to work, you have to disable java.jdt.ls.lombokSupport.enabled first.

Known issues

• Lombok versions prior to 1.16.21 prevent the formatter to work properly. Using the lombok-edge (1.16.21) jar fixes this issue.
• Lombok is currently not fully compatible with Java 9 and 10