Link references for fields, fixes #413 #471
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Previously, scip-java only linked references for method symbols. This commit changes the behavior to additionally include fields so that "find references" for fields shows usages of all implementations of the field (abstract super field and concrete implementations).
olafurpg
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Previously, we used the symbol itself, which was not reliable because it didn't distinguish between fields an objects. This commit changes the logic to be based on `SymbolInformation.kind` from SemanticDB, that is a more robust and idiomatic solution. Fixes #414.
chrismwendt
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Previously, scip-java only linked references for method symbols. This
commit changes the behavior to additionally include fields so that "find
references" for fields shows usages of all implementations of the field
(abstract super field and concrete implementations).
Test plan
See newly added snapshot test that reproduces the issue. However, the snapshot test does not render the new "reference" relationship between the sub-field and super-field (I manually verified the relationship is correct by running
scip snapshotlocally).https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sourcegraph/sbt-sourcegraph@9ad1fc3cd0cd111552f99db1d0d869ecdf82d26d/-/blob/example/i413.scala?L12:25#tab=references
We should consider updating the snapshot format to mirror the new
scipcli tool