Annotations seem not work properly on non-struct types.

[sslime336]

Firstly, I'd like to say that was awesome!

In Go, not only struct types can achieve different interfaces, other like string, int, ... primitive type, user defined types which can carry methods can also work with that.

Anyway, this is a delightful extension ! 😃

[tkgalk]

What would be the use case for that? Where would you want the type Alice string to link to? 🤔

[sslime336]

I am sorry for that inappropriate example, below is a heap impl the interface from "container/heap"


Sometimes, use types except struct may be a better chioce. :)

[tkgalk]

Ah, makes sense. So in the first example even though the Alice is a string and not a struct, we'd still want it to point to Person because it implements the interface. I haven't used VS Code for a moment, since changing jobs I migrated to GoLand/nvim.

But I'll see what I can do, I need to check what the LSP provides. :)

[tkgalk]

Sorry it took so long, mostly because I didn't use VS Code. But this got fixed in the newest release. Unfortunately, I can't push the update to Extension store, because... I lost my Microsoft access (changing countries and phone numbers). I'll get it back on 6th of February and I'll push the update then. Until then you can always grab the extension from GitHub.

[tkgalk]

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=galkowskit.go-interface-annotations <- released now. :)