Deprecated. . .

[zhouxinghong]

Deprecated. . .

[fbricon]

This is not a bug, hover displays the variable type, its name, then where it was declared. This is the same behavior in Eclipse IDE.

[jdneo]

I changed the title to Show variable definition information in hover tooltip, please correct me if I didn't understand your request correctly.

The code point is here: https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse.jdt.ls/blob/35045a66d0f464a3f6d2e1ba59e46f206a4578df/org.eclipse.jdt.ls.core/src/org/eclipse/jdt/ls/core/internal/handlers/HoverHandler.java#L37.

Contributions are welcome.

[jdneo]

@zhouxinghong Would be great if you are interested in contributing this feature.

[Eskibear]

@zhouxinghong I would like to say something, just on behalf of myself, as an open-source contributor.

This feature works great in Interllij!

This is an open-source project, free of charge. Anyone is welcome to use it and contribute new features. We have been and will be trying hard to improve it, providing Java developers better experience on VS Code.
IntelliJ is IntelliJ, VS Code is VS Code. It makes no sense to make it the same as IntelliJ. We add something because it's right, not because IntelliJ does.
Anyway, you are also free to use IntelliJ IDEA, which is also a good product.

please fix it promptly,
It is very difficult to understand? Can you see how it behaves in the same code in integllij idea?
Even if you think it's not a bug, you should continue to improve it and refine it.

From your comments I just feel that you are not polite and friendly at all. Again, it's an open-source project. If you would like to push your ideas forward, any discussion, suggestion or findings are welcome. After browsing some other threads of yours, I feel maybe you don't respect other people's effort. You just take all for granted. So I hope you stop being rude, but providing useful information.