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It does seem to work when `myClass` has another parent where the method is initially defined. I guess EmmyLua only defines it as an override when it's a named subclass,...

I've adding initial support for the Exclude List myself, could be improved later on when necessary but it already adds the ability to disable Inlay Params in a lot of...

It is properly implemented now in the latest commit. Using the `.expr` for the full method name and looking up the paramNames correctly.

Also added the "Chained method calls" settings which can prevent unwanted indentation when chaining method calls ``` local test = test:test(function() end) :test() ``` Will become this when disabled ```...

Upon further investigation it seems even with a @return definition EmmyLua is just roughly estimating what `local mySubClass` is. (local t|local myClassBuilder|myClass) If the @return of myClassBuilder:new() is defined as...

I did already have that configured, so it changes nothing in this case. I've attached a sample project where I created a new Lua project with Intellij and included the...

Fixed this in #400

> Wouldn't you simply be able to declare it (which also nicely gives it a type) ? > > ``` > ---@class MyObject > ---@field variableE boolean > local myObject...

Ah I see, a mixin does indeed sounds like something which describes the same (I'm used to different terminology from other languages like C# and Java) I was seeing it...

So `fun` type definition can't possibly be used to document/describe the parameters? Or is it not implemented as of now? While not viable for all complex function where you'd maybe...