def modifiers when used with explicit type declaration.
-
For example:
def boolean foo() {} // modifier is unnecessary
diff --git a/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnnecessarySemicolon.html b/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnnecessarySemicolon.html
index 6668d44aec7b..45dade662ddc 100644
--- a/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnnecessarySemicolon.html
+++ b/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnnecessarySemicolon.html
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
Reports unnecessary semicolons.
-
For example:
print 2; print 3 // semicolon is required
diff --git a/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnusedDefaultParameter.html b/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnusedDefaultParameter.html
index 1d8d46d4ff1b..f4f00209912e 100644
--- a/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnusedDefaultParameter.html
+++ b/plugins/groovy/groovy-psi/resources/inspectionDescriptions/GrUnusedDefaultParameter.html
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
Reports unused default parameters.
-
def foo(a, b = 2) {}
If all foo calls will explicitly include argument for b
then initializer for b will be highlighted as unused with option to remove it.
+
- New in 2016.3
+ New in 2016.3
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