Can't jump to the function call when ctrl click on a function definition in VSCode Bash IDE plugin

[YevheniiPokhvalii]

I can jump/go to a function Definition by clicking ctrl+left mouse or f12 on a function call, but it does not seem to work backwards - I can't jump from a function Definition to the function call, like it is implemented, for example, in the built-in plugin Shell Script for IntelliJ IDEA.
Is this a current VSCode Bash IDE plugin/bash-language-server limitation or am I doing something wrong?
I am using the latest version of https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mads-hartmann.bash-ide-vscode

[skovhus]

I can't really reproduce this. If I check right click on add_a_user and select Go to references it correctly shows the 3 calls.

Let me know if you have a reproducible example.

#!/bin/sh

# Helper function to add a user
add_a_user()
{
  USER=$1
  PASSWORD=$2
  shift; shift;
  # Having shifted twice, the rest is now comments ...
  COMMENTS=$@
  echo "Adding user $USER ..."
  echo useradd -c "$COMMENTS" $USER
  echo passwd $USER $PASSWORD
  echo "Added user $USER ($COMMENTS) with pass $PASSWORD"
}

###
# Main body of script starts here
###
echo "Start of script..."
add_a_user bob letmein Bob Holness the presenter
add_a_user fred badpassword Fred Durst the singer
add_a_user bilko worsepassword Sgt. Bilko the role model
echo "End of script..."

[YevheniiPokhvalii]

I can't really reproduce this. If I check right click on add_a_user and select Go to references it correctly shows the 3 calls.

Let me know if you have a reproducible example.

#!/bin/sh

# Helper function to add a user
add_a_user()
{
  USER=$1
  PASSWORD=$2
  shift; shift;
  # Having shifted twice, the rest is now comments ...
  COMMENTS=$@
  echo "Adding user $USER ..."
  echo useradd -c "$COMMENTS" $USER
  echo passwd $USER $PASSWORD
  echo "Added user $USER ($COMMENTS) with pass $PASSWORD"
}

###
# Main body of script starts here
###
echo "Start of script..."
add_a_user bob letmein Bob Holness the presenter
add_a_user fred badpassword Fred Durst the singer
add_a_user bilko worsepassword Sgt. Bilko the role model
echo "End of script..."

I mean click on add_a_user on the add_a_user bob letmein Bob Holness the presenter line. It won't send you back to the add_a_user() function.

P.S. I don't know what happened, but I tired to reinstall the plugin and it worked both ways.
But I found an example, where variable reference does not work (it is a small part of the script but still you can get the image - click between two delete_test_ns . One reference will work, and the other won't.):

#!/bin/sh

if_delete_ns() {
    read -r answer
    if [ "$answer" != "${answer#[Yy]}" ]; then
        delete_test_ns=true
    else
        echo "Skipped. Deleting custom resources only..."
    fi
}

if [ "${delete_test_ns}" = true ]; then
    delete_ns
fi

[skovhus]

A much better heuristic for symbol resolution has been released as bash-language-server@4.2.0 and for vscode in the latest extension 1.24.0. It opens up for implementing renaming of symbols, and I also believe this solves the issue here.

Please let me know if it works for you or if you have any feedback to the new version.

[YevheniiPokhvalii]

Thanks! Seems to be working now.