How to display all Go interfaces that a given type implements in vim mode #16902
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I use
vimwith the wonderful vim-go and I have this shortcut (irrelevant for the question but posting it for brevity)What it does is, if I position my cursor on a type it spits out a list of interfaces the given type implements. This is extremely handy to me.
In Zed I noticed the built-in LSP provides the "reverse" of it:
it seems to find all the types that implement the specific Go interface....is there a way to do what I have in vim? I know vim-go uses guru for that, so I'm wondering maybe there is a way to integrate it with Zed task runner somehow.
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