Quick fixes continue to be offered to the user even after the associated diagnostic has been resolved.

[mrglavas]

From other observations that my peers have noted while using IntelliJ this might be a bug in the IDE itself, but this behaviour certainly isn't desirable.

If the user applies the quick fix again, it starts making destructive changes to the document.

A user should notice that the first time they applied the quick fix it resolved the problem so would hopefully not be tempted to apply it again.

[turkeylurkey]

Mitigation: add a bit to the edit so it can only be applied once. After it is used continued clicking on the quick fix would be ignored.

[TrevCraw]

We believe the source of this bug stems from IntelliJ behaviour.

[turkeylurkey]

This happens with IntelliJ Java support:

[anusreelakshmi934]

Reproduced the same in - #398

[angelozerr]

It is a bug from LSP4IJ I think (need to investigate if we can fix that, or if it is a limitation of the IDE) please create an issue.

[angelozerr]

Please follow redhat-developer/lsp4ij#410

[turkeylurkey]

If it is a limitation of the IDE it could be difficult to fix at our level.

[staicy123]

In IntelliJ, I've encountered an issue with the tags in server.xml. When I start typing <feature, two options appear. If I select the one starting with <, an error bulb icon sometimes shows up, even for valid features. Clicking the bulb offers suggestions to replace the feature, but when I choose one, the new value gets appended to the existing feature instead of replacing it correctly. This behavior is illustrated in the video below.

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