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I always address my methods in Scaladoc manually e.g. [[my.package.foo.Bar#method]].
[[my.package.foo.Bar#method]]
Though IntelliJ has simillar feature like this, Metals doesn't have feature like this.
Because writing Scaladoc is tough work especially in huge application/library, aid by LSP will gain more productivity.
As Code Action, Implementing Copy reference for this method/class/etc. will make much better solution.
Copy reference for this method/class/etc.
Unfortunately, there is no solution...
I briefly saw feature list of Metals. Sorry if the feature already implemented.
scaladoc
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I always address my methods in Scaladoc manually e.g.
[[my.package.foo.Bar#method]]
.Though IntelliJ has simillar feature like this, Metals doesn't have feature like this.
Because writing Scaladoc is tough work especially in huge application/library, aid by LSP will gain more productivity.
Describe the solution you'd like
As Code Action, Implementing
Copy reference for this method/class/etc.
will make much better solution.Describe alternatives you've considered
Unfortunately, there is no solution...
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I briefly saw feature list of Metals. Sorry if the feature already implemented.
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scaladoc
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