Find usage for identifiers declared with let was flakey and this fixes it.
According to the "Find Usage" documentation, it was never allowed to return a substring of the identifier element, but instead one need to either return the complete text or the text of a sub-identifier and then override getTextOffset to point to that sub-identifier.
Find usage for identifiers declared with
let
was flakey and this fixes it.According to the "Find Usage" documentation, it was never allowed to return a substring of the identifier element, but instead one need to either return the complete text or the text of a sub-identifier and then override
getTextOffset
to point to that sub-identifier.