I haven’t used this since my original post, sorry!
Maybe you’ll need to do something like this? https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-go/commit/d270b7c0bd893fdc73a97763e07706830756cad2#diff-b16254bd1e678f6759f4b90b20c8ccda
Gazler
Phoenix Core Team
edmz
sztosz
@JakeBecker I just been using this in vs code for past two days, and I must say, it’s jaw dropping. Really the autoformat at save, documentation pop up on hoover, and compilation with error showing on save, it all just works really great. I must say I love it. So far Elixir plug-in for jetbrains IDE’s was my editor of choice, but I now switched to vs code with your plugin 
PS. I tried it just when it was announced it, and there was some trouble with elixir installed with asdf, and now there is none, it just works out of the box, just in case anyone had problems before, I urge you to try it again 
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axelson
Scenic Core Team
JakeBecker
I just released an update with a few new features contributed by @mattbaker:
- Find references: Hit
Opt + F7or right-click on a module or function and select “Find references” to find all the places it’s called in your project. - Find symbol in file: Hit
Cmd + F12to quickly go to a module or function in the current file.
Big thanks to @mattbaker for the new features!
I’ve also started publishing precompiled release packages which should hopefully make it easier to put together plugins for other editors (cc @edmz @Gazler ). Enjoy!
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OvermindDL1
I…have no clue what Opt and Cmd are… o.O
I tried various combinations of Ctrl/Alt/Menu/Meta to no avail and none of those worked? I’m using it on a function that is defined further down in the same (large) file.
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kokolegorille
OvermindDL1
Ah, yeah I just have Ctrl/Alt/Meta(Super)/Menu/Shift for modifier keys, not a mac, I don’t think I’ve touched a mac in, hmm, since the late 1980’s… >.>
So what would the keys be, I’ve tried them all and it does nothing combined with those F-keys? Or is it really only mac-only commands?
EDIT: Also I’m showing no command of anything like ‘Find References’ in the command palette? Is that what the command title is called?
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kokolegorille
Maybe it is possible to try ALT for Opt, and Windows Button (If You have it) for Cmd.
But I have no Windows keyboard to test it.
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