Allow re-download source code for the changed version of library

If you open the class file IDEA suggests you to download the source code - very handy feature.

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Now occasionally I update the version of the library, but IDEA keeps using the old downloaded source, though it informs you that source doesn't match the actual bytecode.

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I found no easy way to re-download the (correct) source.

At the moment I need to manually remove the source file from multiple places in module libraries, and this is tedious process.
After I remove - IDEA lets me fetch the new source.

Why can't this be automated at the IDEA side? Ex.: to add additional links to 2nd screen "Download correct sources" / "Choose correct sources"

Thank you!

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The issue names no files, tests, or code entry points. Start by locating the IntelliJ IDEA action that offers library source downloads and the module-library source cache. Done means a user can request the correct sources after a library version changes without manually deleting downloaded files.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.