Question Why does the name of the arguments in the method not match when inheriting the CommandExecutor interface?

[DiceMa]

Good afternoon, now I'm teaching how to make plugins on Paper for minecraft. I ran into this problem(?): when inheriting the CommandExecutor interface, I automatically create a method using Shift+Alt+Enter, but the name of the arguments is different in my video tutorial.
The development version of JDK 17, as recommended by IDEA itself. Plugins for IDEA are installed.

Fig.1 - my option.
Fig.2 Option from the lesson

 

[electronicboy]

Because unless you pull the sources/javadocs jar, the param name information does not exist; hence when your IDE generates the method, the only thing it has to derive params from is the types in the param

 

[DiceMa]

Because unless you pull the sources/javadocs jar, the param name information does not exist; hence when your IDE generates the method, the only thing it has to derive params from is the types in the param

Thank you for the answer. Is it possible to do this when creating a project? Or how is it added at all?

 

[electronicboy]

you can generally tell your IDE to do it inside of the dependencies view thing

 

[DiceMa]

you can generally tell your IDE to do it inside of the dependencies view thing

OK, I realized that I need to add a dependency to pom.xml , but I can't find WHAT exactly needs to be added. Can you please tell me?

 

[Machine Maker]

Paper provides an example of declaring a dependency on its API for both maven and gradle which can be found here.