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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ IntelliCode works well with popular Java libraries and frameworks like Java SE a
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In the sample below, some of the completion lists have items marked with ★. These items are the recommendations provided by IntelliCode according to the current code context.
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The solution is folder based, so all you need to do is open a folder, and all the Java files inside will be properly compiled. Then you are free to run or debug them.
What if you have multiple sub-folders that have source code inside and want to go freestyle? We've got you covered too. Just add these folders to source path, then all the code inside will be correctly compiled.
After opening a project folder, some extra files are generated inside the folder. These are the temporary files generated by Java Language Server, which relies on the existence of those files to work properly.
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Now it's your choice to hide those files in VS Code. When opening a project folder, Java Language Server asks how you want handle those files. You can hide them globally or just within the current workspace, or leave them as-is.
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Maven extension now provides code snippet to quickly add new dependencies to `pom.xml` files. You also get auto-completion when further completing the dependency info.
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