I mostly use IntelliJ IDEA for my Java development work. Just the other day I got a tip from my colleague Willem Cheizoo I didn't use yet. In IntelliJ we can set the configuration option Add unambiguous imports on the fly. When we enable this option IntelliJ will automatically add an import statement for a Java class when the class name is only available from one package. The option is available from Preferences | Editor | General | Auto import:
The same dialog also has this setting for Kotlin source files.
In the following screenshot we see that IntelliJ provides the context option to add an import> for the class name Asciidoctor when the option Add unambiguous imports on the fly is disabled:
When we enable the option Add unambiguous imports on the fly the import statement is automatically added to our source file:
Written IntellIJ IDEA 2022.2.3.
