How to turn off the automatic creation of class body when creating a new java file

[xxc-zsz]

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VS Code supports applying templates when you create a Java source file. When you create a .java file in the File Explorer, the language server will automatically generate the class body, and fill the package info for you: video

I found this is the April 2020 update.

my question:
Is there a way to turn off this feature?
Or is it possible generate the main method at the same time as the class body is automatically generated?

[jdneo]

Could you share the reason why you want to turn it off?

[Kritiqual]

I have the same issue and want to turn this off. I want to write it manually

[JAK0723]

I also want to be able to disable this, along with the automatic generation of package statements. Sometimes I want to make stand-along Java files to test something, such files don't need to be in a package.

[mamilic]

Same here, I want to be able to modify the template for a class, enum... So that I can put it to be package private whenever I create a new one java file.

[physcrowley]

This is important for teacher such as myself taking advantage of the simplified file structure provided as preview features in JEP 495, JEP 477, JEP 463 and JEP 445. https://openjdk.org/jeps/495

It is hard for students to adopt the usefully simple file structure when the class declaration appears automatically on every file they create.

[physcrowley]

And now JEP 512 makes compact class files a full Java feature. These files should not have anything generated in them besides, perhaps:

"body": [
  "void main() {",
  "    $0",
  "}"
]