Is it possible for WebStorm to detect if an API endpoint is deprecated?

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Guilherme Taffarel Bergamin
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I'm working on several systems with Java Spring backend and Angular frontend.

These Angular apps may use several of these Spring backends through endpoints, but each 3 or 4 of them are maintained by a different team. It's not usual, but sometimes we need to move some funcionalities around and the best way of doing it is to deprecate and after a while remove them.

Is there a way for WebStorm to show an endpoint we are trying to use is deprecated? I know it shows up in the Swagger UI. Is it possible for WebStorm to read that?

Thanks

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Elena Pogorelova
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the only way for the IDE to know that the certain method/class/etc is deprecated is using the appropriate JSDoc annotation (@deprecated) in doc comments attached to it. Not sure how the API endpoints can be marked though

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Guilherme Taffarel Bergamin
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Alright. Thanks Elena. This isn't that big of an issue because we keep an anouncements channel between teams for this kind of stuff, but I was wondering if the IDE could detect it on its own.

I searched for plugins both for WebStorm and for VSCode (the main IDE used in the company currently) but couldn't find anything that could read that information. Maybe one day...

Thanks!

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