lsp-navigation

Find symbol definitions and references using LSP navigation to locate declarations and call sites with file:line context. It checks for project configuration files like tsconfig.json or go.mod to determine language server availability and reduce noisy grep searches.

Go-to-definition jumps directly to the symbol's declaration by detecting the available language server through project files. It supports TypeScript, Go, Python, and other languages with configured language servers to provide precise file:line locations.

Use a language server when project configuration files like pyproject.toml or Cargo.toml are present, ensuring accurate symbol resolution. Fall back to grep when LSP is not available or the project lacks recognized configuration files for language server detection.

Yes, LSP code navigation works with Go and Rust projects by detecting go.mod or Cargo.toml configuration files. It uses the available language server to perform go-to-definition and find-references, providing accurate file:line context for symbol lookups.

Find-references collects all call sites across the codebase using LSP navigation. It identifies symbol references with file:line context by leveraging the configured language server, reducing the noise of traditional text search methods.

Code navigation fails when a language server is not configured or project configuration files like tsconfig.json are missing. Without these files, LSP availability cannot be determined, and the system falls back to grep, which may produce noisy or incomplete reference results.