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IntelliJ uses the qualified name of the class when performing a refactoring. This is a problem because when we merge, one branch will have the qualified name while the other branch will have the nonqualified name, resulting in a merge conflict.
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Using refactoring.createRename() seems to solve this issue. It seems that if the project cannot build, this method does not refactor all of the usages. I am going to investigate this further.
Summary
IntelliJ uses the qualified name of the class when performing a refactoring. This is a problem because when we merge, one branch will have the qualified name while the other branch will have the nonqualified name, resulting in a merge conflict.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: