I was requested to provide a screenshot , but there actually isn't such a thing, which is why I've requested to have it.
Even the screenshot that was given to me it doesn't show the dependency or a link to it on the gradle file. It shows a jar file
So attached here a sample project and a video to show there is nothing to help finding where a class/function is originated from.
Even if I perform a manual search for the parts of what I see, I'm not guaranteed to find it, as it's the "leaf" dependency, and not always the one that was set up in the kts/gradle file (because a different dependency might have offered to use it, using "api" keyword).
So, my request:
1. Show the true dependency. It can't be jar file if I didn't add this jar file to the project, let alone any jar file ... 2. If the dependency isn't directly declared in the kts/gradle file, show all the dependencies that included it, with the main one at the top 3. offer links to reach the dependency 4. in the popup, I've noticed that I can't just search the selected text, and I need to copy it first (using context menu or CTRL+C). When I do this in anywhere else (such as in Kotlin code), I don't need to copy it first. Please fix this as well.
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I was requested to provide a screenshot , but there actually isn't such a thing, which is why I've requested to have it.
Even the screenshot that was given to me it doesn't show the dependency or a link to it on the gradle file. It shows a jar file
So attached here a sample project and a video to show there is nothing to help finding where a class/function is originated from.
Even if I perform a manual search for the parts of what I see, I'm not guaranteed to find it, as it's the "leaf" dependency, and not always the one that was set up in the kts/gradle file (because a different dependency might have offered to use it, using "api" keyword).
So, my request:
1. Show the true dependency. It can't be jar file if I didn't add this jar file to the project, let alone any jar file ...
2. If the dependency isn't directly declared in the kts/gradle file, show all the dependencies that included it, with the main one at the top
3. offer links to reach the dependency
4. in the popup, I've noticed that I can't just search the selected text, and I need to copy it first (using context menu or CTRL+C). When I do this in anywhere else (such as in Kotlin code), I don't need to copy it first. Please fix this as well.