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Neither Neovim (using Trouble symbols) nor VSCode's code outline will show me the generated hello symbol in the document symbols list. However, both editors will provide the diagnostic 'method hello is never used.'
Is there any way (i.e configuration option) to include such generated function symbols in the LSP document symbols list? If not, thoughts on potentially adding such a feature?
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Using the following example code, rust-analyzer does not seem to include the generated method
Foo::hello
in the document symbol list:Neither Neovim (using
Trouble symbols
) nor VSCode's code outline will show me the generatedhello
symbol in the document symbols list. However, both editors will provide the diagnostic 'methodhello
is never used.'Is there any way (i.e configuration option) to include such generated function symbols in the LSP document symbols list? If not, thoughts on potentially adding such a feature?
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