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1) Define a local variable such as 'int a = 10' 2) Note warning that variable is not used 3) Select the 'inline local variable' quick fix Result The variable is deleted Marking as minor as there isn't anything better the quick fix can do. However, it feels like the quick fix should not be offered in this case (there is already a quick fix available to remove the variable).
You probably selected "a" first which gives you the mentioned Quick ASSIST. If you really see this when hovering over the warning or invoking Ctrl+1 without anything selected then please reopen with a complete example.
Two comments: 1) I was suggesting that the quickfix should not be shown when variable is selected as the quick fix simply deletes the line which the user may find confusing. They may also think they have selected the wrong quick fix as the quick fix to remove the variable is only two choices up. 2) Hovering over the warning does not suggest that quick fix, but clicking on the warning icon in the ruler does suggest the quick fix (likely because it selects the text the warning is on, aka the variable 'a').
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