Eclipse - how to remove light bulb on warnings
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Super quick question here that has been bugging me for a very long time - Is there any way to remove the light bulb that appears on the left side of the line when there is a warning in Eclipse (Specifically using Java IDE, if it matters).
It is very annoying the way it hides breakpoints, and honestly - I can see the little squiggly yellow line just fine.
Thanks.
Eclipse Solutions
Solution 1 - Eclipse
Go to Windows > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Annotations.
Select Warnings option in the Annotation Types list box, un-select Vertical Ruler
Solution 2 - Eclipse
Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor
Uncheck Light bulb for quick assists
Solution 3 - Eclipse
Please try going to Window->Preferences menu. Then simply browse to Java->Errors/Warning panel. Expand the "Code Style" settings. Set the option you want to "ignore".
Is that what you are looking for?
Solution 4 - Eclipse
This is another way to do this:
Button right into your code -> Preferences... -> Java -> Editor -> Disable the option: Light bult for quick assists.
Solution 5 - Eclipse
This problem generally occurs when you have installed multiple plugins in your eclipse. I found the solution for that. Just Go to Windows > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Annotations and then Select Warnings option in the Annotation Types list box, un-select Vertical Ruler