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I have a developer counterpart who uses Eclipse, which inserts annotations in various positions automatically in our JUnit tests. However, when I open the test in IDEA, the annotation is underlined red, and the annotation reads "@Override is not allowed when implementing interface method". I don't really care about the annotation. It won't let me build because of this, and I need that validation turned off in the IDE or project settings. I've unchecked every single checkbox under Project Settings > Errors for all IDE and project settings, and it still underlines red. I don't want to have to exclude every single annotation individually under the Messages tab. Help! Thanks!

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In the Project Structure | Project dialog, change the Project language Level to 6.0 - @Override in interfaces.

CrazyCoder
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    Just faced same problem. My project language level already was 6.0 but @Override annotation still was highlighted. To fix that you can open *.iml file and set LANGUAGE_LEVEL="JDK_1_6" and reload project – Georgy Gobozov Feb 25 '14 at 17:10
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    @GeorgyGobozov Module language level [can be changed in the module UI](http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/1958/fhan.png), you don't have to edit `.iml` files manually. – CrazyCoder Feb 25 '14 at 17:25