LSP: Add Go to Definition support for Ast::Variable
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It looks very good! Thank you for adding a huge amount of tests 🙏 Please update the PR from the master branch and it should be ready to go from my side 👍 |
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Been through a couple of iterations of this and still not terribly happy with the code (could do with another pass or two 😅), but this PR adds "Go to Definition" support for the majority of
Ast::Variable's.Here's a quick example of it in action:
2023-07-05.22-17-22.mp4
Will keep testing as I'm sure there's a bunch of weird and wonderful ways of using Mint that I haven't accounted for, but it's pretty handy as is!
Note: There are a couple of tests that will fail until the fix from #615 has been merged