Hello,

Could you add the pop-up documentation of a function/variable when we press Ctrl + Q? For now it shows No documentation found. even if I used @doc on the function.

Thanks

The ContextMenuItemAttribute type includes a function parameter that is a string literal referencing a function name on the current type.

Add a reference to the method:

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This plugin is confused because .lando.yml files may contain a top-level key services:. It says "Missing argument", when in fact all is fine.

These files are not meant for Symfony at all. For example, in the Drupal 8 ecosystem, both Lando and Symfony can coexist without any problems.

For documentation, see https://docs.devwithlando.io.

Example:
I have a project that contains 3 sections - frontend, admin, api
Controllers and related code are placed in separate subfolders inside app folder:
frontend: \App\Http\Controllers
admin: \App\Admin\Http\Controllers
api: \App\Api\Http\Controllers
In my routes I declare this paths via 'namespace' and use short declaration of actions like 'DataController@action'.
What I would like to

In the cases where we have Mixins writing new fields, we could do traditional field initialization here, but it would be nice to tell IntelliJ to stop being stubborn learn to tell additional constructor called methods to initialize fields.

This could

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We should resolve values before showing them.

This might be more me than the theme, but I can not see the .env file at all in the tab. If there is a setting or an option to enable/disable that would be great. I was not able to find anything obvious.

I have File Colors disabled, and the related issues showed a fix when updated to 2019.1.3

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I like to test out EAP builds for the IDEs from time to time. I'm not sure if there's a seamless way to do this but here's an example:

I'm using the release build of WebStorm and wstorm ... works perfectly. When I install the next version of EAP alongside the release build, using wstorm will open the release build which is what I would expect.

Is there a recommended way to do this?

Si

Currently we have code vision for top level let-bindings, members and let-binding directly inside a module.

If we could extend the current behaviour to also show type information for local let-bindings that would be amazing imo.

If we just use the same presentation for local let-bindings as top-level ones, this should be a relatively low-hanging fruit now that the ground work is done?

Thi

The documentation reads 'Translate Cypher to Gremlin'. It would be nice to write queries in the Gremlin query language directly. I guess that would be easy to achieve?

The documentation for directive elements and attributes should come from the directive. It's currently a hard coded list.

But, what value should it be? If the directive is declared with @ngdoc, then we could use some of the documentation, but would need to truncate it. What if there is no @ngdoc?