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To find all references in a Rust workspace, you can use Language Server Protocol features to identify every usage of a symbol across multiple crates and modules. This helps quickly verify an item's impact before modifying it.

The best way to get hover and type info is by using Language Server Protocol to retrieve documentation and type details for Rust symbols. This provides immediate context on functions and structures without leaving your current workflow.

You jump to a symbol definition across multiple Rust crates by executing a go-to-definition request via Language Server Protocol. This instantly locates the exact file and line where the symbol is declared within the workspace.

Yes, you can use Language Server Protocol to navigate code during a Rust code review by locating definitions, finding references, and retrieving symbol information. This allows you to trace logic and verify implementations across large codebases efficiently.

Go-to-definition works for symbols spread across different Rust modules by utilizing Language Server Protocol to map the entire workspace. It accurately resolves cross-crate paths to direct you to the correct source location.