Can't find references of the contents of an inline function

[mhanberg]

Description

Trying to find references to the GenServer module located at the cursor will not work, as it thinks you are trying to find references to the function definition of Cache.get/0

    defmodule Cache do
      use GenServer

      def get(), do: GenServer.call(__MODULE__, :get)
      #                 ^
    end

Acceptance Criteria

it should find references to the symbol under the cursor

[TwistingTwists]

I am willing to take this up. Can you please point to which files to look at?

[mhanberg]

@TwistingTwists hi!

I believe someone else has started on this, but I'll confirm with them if they've made progress.

[mhanberg]

@apoorv-2204 can I assign this to you?

[mhanberg]

@apoorv-2204 you should be able to use the code snippet above and follow the instructions in order to reproduce

[mhanberg]

@TwistingTwists I think you can tackle this if you're still interested!

[TwistingTwists]

I am willing to take this up. Can you please point to which files to look at?

Aye aye captain. Point me to the files I need to look !

[apoorv-2204]

I am willing to take this up. Can you please point to which files to look at?

Aye aye captain. Point me to the files I need to look !

maybe its is generating that code, as for cache , whenever it is going through any code base.
or either when ls is reading any new repo or code, its not recognising the call.

[mhanberg]

I am willing to take this up. Can you please point to which files to look at?

Aye aye captain. Point me to the files I need to look !

lib/next_ls.ex

[mhanberg]

@TwistingTwists i think the primary problem is somewhere a query is being made or something that is only accounting for the line number and not also the column number