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I have the lombok plugin setup in IntelliJ and my code builds fine. I can see the lombok generated methods in the structure view. What I want is some way to actually see the source lombok generates for each of the methods. I realize I can delombok the file but I'm wondering if there is some way I can flip a switch to show or hide the lombok generated code.
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Just in case somebody ends up looking for an answer here. With lombok plugin starting with v0.8.6 it is possible.
Lombok comes with a 'delombok' feature that you an use as follows: