IntelliJ Lombok - src/integration-test classes don't see generated lombok code

Question

I am using IntelliJ IDEA 2016.3 + lombok plugin with the following structure:

Edit: this is the Module Content Root configuration:

Everything works as expected in src/main/java and src/test/java, but classes in src/integration-test and src/end-to-end-test don't see the generated lombok code (so no autocomplete).

I can still run the tests without any issue though.

Does anyone have any idea what I should do to benefit from auto-complete from these other test source folders?

Thanks!

Dissuasive

You need to add a lombok plugin first in intellij and then in settings you need to enable it. It doesnt not work in the way in which it works in eclipse. – Tuinenga

Indeed, the plugin is installed and activated (it works for src/main and src/test) – Sands

I updated IntelliJ to 2018.1 (as well as the lombok plugin version) and now it works – Sands

Done..Awesome..Great..! – Tuinenga

Answer 1

You need to enable Annotation processing for your modules in IntelliJ. If you have enabled it already make sure integration-test and end-to-end-test are listed under Default.

Go to settings (Ctrl + Alt + S) ->Build Execution Deployment -->Compiler --->Annotation processors

Rosenarosenbaum

Thanks for the tip! Unfortunately I can't test it anymore - as mentioned in the comments, I updated IntelliJ to 2018.1 (as well as the lombok plugin) and now it works fine – Sands

and make sure the checkbox "Enable annotation processing" is actually ticked for Default – Thurgau

Answer 2

Double check that you have enabled Lombok itself in project properties as far as processing annotations on that. Everything is in Project preferences.

Conceptionconceptual

Lombok is working on src/main and src/test (methods are generated and autocomplete is working), so I guess this means it's enabled at the project level? – Sands

Yes, it's on the project level but your test folders have to be added in the root content. Go to Module Settings -> Modules and take a look into right panel Content Root – Conceptionconceptual

I have added a screenshot of my content root - things look the same for the new folders as for the test one – Sands

Sebastien, yeah. it looks ok. Only thing I can suggest is to restart IDE and/or rebuild the project from terminal with maven/gradle. It helped me sometimes – Conceptionconceptual

Unfortunately I did both, but to no avail. I had a look at the xml conf files generated by IntelliJ, but without much success either – Sands