Currently the IntelliJ GDSL doesn't add auto-complete for the logicalDelete named parameter in the delete method. Theoretically it's possible to describe named parameters with GDSL, however the GDSL definition doesn't take precedence over the existing one. There's a open ticket describing this limitation in GDSL.
A possible workaround is to define another signature for the method with the extra named parameter (reference). While that does work it also defines a non-existent signature, and I don't consider that a acceptable trade-off.
Currently the IntelliJ GDSL doesn't add auto-complete for the logicalDelete named parameter in the delete method. Theoretically it's possible to describe named parameters with GDSL, however the GDSL definition doesn't take precedence over the existing one. There's a open ticket describing this limitation in GDSL.
A possible workaround is to define another signature for the method with the extra named parameter (reference). While that does work it also defines a non-existent signature, and I don't consider that a acceptable trade-off.