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Bug: Quick fix does not suggest basic imports as a solution #3715

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Biyakuga opened this issue Jul 19, 2024 · 5 comments
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Bug: Quick fix does not suggest basic imports as a solution #3715

Biyakuga opened this issue Jul 19, 2024 · 5 comments

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@Biyakuga
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Biyakuga commented Jul 19, 2024

[provide a description of the issue]

Environment

Operating System: Windows11
JDK version: 17
Visual Studio Code version: 1.88
Java extension version: 1.29

Steps To Reproduce
  1. Create a java file and try to create List/Set/Map
  2. Error no import available from quick fix

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Current Result

Like in the image above I have to manually add the import to fix the problem

Expected Result

Quick fix should give me imports as a suggestion

@Biyakuga Biyakuga changed the title Quick fix does not suggest basic imports as a solution Bug: Quick fix does not suggest basic imports as a solution Jul 19, 2024
@snjeza
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snjeza commented Jul 19, 2024

I can't reproduce the issue.
@Biyakuga Could you show your extensions and settings.json?

@Biyakuga
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I can't reproduce the issue. @Biyakuga Could you show your extensions and settings.json?
Sure here is my settings.json:
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Here is my extensions list:
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@anthonyvdotbe
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I'm having the same issue (also with classes outside java.util, like e.g. java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter).
This is with the pre-release version (v1.33.2024072008) and the following settings:

"java.autobuild.enabled": false,
"java.codeGeneration.hashCodeEquals.useJava7Objects": true,
"java.codeGeneration.toString.codeStyle": "STRING_FORMAT",
"java.codeGeneration.useBlocks": true,
"java.completion.favoriteStaticMembers": [
    "java.lang.System.Logger.Level.*",
    "java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets.*",
    "java.util.Spliterator.*",
    "java.util.function.Predicate.*",
    "java.util.stream.Collectors.*"
],
"java.completion.guessMethodArguments": true,
"java.configuration.updateBuildConfiguration": "automatic",
"java.format.comments.enabled": false,
"java.inlayHints.parameterNames.enabled": "none",
"java.signatureHelp.enabled": true,

@fbricon
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fbricon commented Jul 23, 2024

I've had this issue yesterday. Java: Clean Java Language Server Workspace fixed it for me. There's definitely something fishy here we need to fix.

@magicalmuggle
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magicalmuggle commented Aug 26, 2024

I have encountered the same issue. One way to reproduce it, although inconsistently, is by deleting the import statement for the List class, then closing the window and reopening it. After the project loads completely, press Ctrl + .. By repeating this process, the quick fix sometimes fails to suggest the necessary import for the List class.

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