`textDocument/references` on a record field in a definition returns way too many things

[googleson78]

Is your enhancement request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently, calling textDocument/references on the field of a record in a definition returns way too many things, including all of the other record fields, as well as the data type definition line, as well as some seemingly duplicate entries. Example:

For this file

{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}
data Foo = MkFoo
  {
    bar :: Int,
    baz :: String
  }

fooUse0 :: Foo -> Int
fooUse0 MkFoo{bar} = 5

fooUse1 :: Foo -> Int
fooUse1 MkFoo{..} = 6

fooUse2 :: Int -> String -> Foo
fooUse2 bar baz =
  MkFoo{..}

Calling textDocument/references while my cursor is on bar on line 4 returns the following results:

A lot of these seem redundant:

1. The constructor definition (the last result)
2. Some of the lines are seemingly duplicated - fooUse1 and fooUse2 are both seemingly mentioned twice, which seems like a bug?
3. (my biggest issue) baz :: String also comes up as a result, which also seems like a bug, and is a huge pain when dealing with Real World ™️ data types with loads of fields, as this happens for each field.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like for only lines that mention the field in question to show up.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Maybe I'm just confused regarding what "references" means?

[michaelpj]

Seems like a definite bug. @wz1000 could this be a hiedb issue? is there a query @googleson78 can run to check if the db is wrong?

[wz1000]

I think this is https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/issues/23492 which will be fixed in future releases of GHC starting with 9.4.6

[michaelpj]

Closing as it's fixed upstream

[googleson78]

Note that this is still note fixed, I've "reopened" this issue in #4412