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goToDefinition handles functions specially, leading to this confusing highlight:
goToDefinition
let f1, f2; f2 = f1 = function () {}; // ^^ f1();
this is different from:
let g1, g2; g2 = g1 = () => {}; // ^^^^^^^^ g1();
which seems like a better choice in the former case too.
This is an issue that was raised in #38567 (which removes the first f1/g1 from the results but doesn't change the value highlights).
f1
g1
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goToDefinition
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s specially, leading to this confusing highlight:this is different from:
which seems like a better choice in the former case too.
This is an issue that was raised in #38567 (which removes the first
f1
/g1
from the results but doesn't change the value highlights).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: