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Create an inner class that extends something with many public abstract methods that need to be overridden. NB properly decorates each method as needing the '@Override' annotation. Select the first hint and execute it. NB inserts the @Override (although doesn't do it with the correct indent, see issue 84620), and the decorator changes to the green "O" indicating the @Override is on that line. The bug: *all* the methods now needing the @Override show the green "O" in the gutter. If I do editing (like to fix the indent problem), then all the other green decorators properly go away.
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IMO this is a duplicate of #105808. Each of the methods you mentioned should have two annotations - the green capital O and the warning triangle with the hint for adding @Override. There should also be the black arrow allowing to cycle between them and change the visible annotation. Depending on the order in which these annotations are added there can be either of them visible. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 105808 ***