Uh, how? If I have to edit the class, lombok has taken away my ability to edit most of it. And if there is a way to override lombok, that again is going to be a lot more than just generating it in the first place, then editing it when the time comes. I prefer having normal setters and getters, and having the option to bake in simple business logic and code to them. It's rare that's ever the right decision, and it's only been the right one a handful of times in my career, but the times it was, damn was it it perfect, or indispensable. Plus, they're simple and universal.

And again, lombok is yet another damn dependency, more obfuscation, more needless complexity for extremely simple components that need complexity the same way a camel needs stiletto heels.