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Jump to definition across multi-package project
See original GitHub issueIt seems like jump to definition doesn’t work across multi-package projects, even though the log shows loc-at: commands completing successfully.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Hmm, I think a found a bug which could cause your issue. Need some time to fix that and create new beta release after that.
Yes, I understand 😄 But sometimes the needed info is not (yet) available. But maybe I can improve it.