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When the cursor is on operators like +, +=, *=, using the LSP action "jump to definition" does nothing.
It should jump to the definition of impl Add<X> for Y, X and Y depending on the current context too.
This is more of a feature request than a bug; I don't think any other LSP does this, but I it seems perfectly feasible -- especially where Rust where I'm sure this can be inferred.
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When the cursor is on operators like
+
,+=
,*=
, using the LSP action "jump to definition" does nothing.It should jump to the definition of
impl Add<X> for Y
,X
andY
depending on the current context too.This is more of a feature request than a bug; I don't think any other LSP does this, but I it seems perfectly feasible -- especially where Rust where I'm sure this can be inferred.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: