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Here is my reproduction project:
fjompo@grande repro$ find . . ./foo ./foo/__init__.py ./foo/bar.py ./foo/baz.py fjompo@grande repro$ cat foo/__init__.py test = 5 fjompo@grande repro$ cat foo/bar.py from . import test from .baz import test2 print(test) print(test2) fjompo@grande repro$ cat foo/baz.py test2 = 42 fjompo@grande repro$ python -m foo.bar 5 42
If i go to foo/bar.py and highlight test2, then go-to-definition works, but for test it does not. It simply yields "Sorry, no definitions found."
foo/bar.py
test2
test
This is likely not an issue with jedi, as shown here:
>>> import jedi >>> jedi.Script(None, path="foo/bar.py").goto(line=3, column=7, follow_imports=True)[0].module_path PosixPath('/home/fjompo/tmp/repro/foo/__init__.py') >>> jedi.Script(None, path="foo/bar.py").goto(line=4, column=7, follow_imports=True)[0].module_path PosixPath('/home/fjompo/tmp/repro/foo/baz.py')
Here are the project files: repro.zip
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Here is my reproduction project:
If i go to
foo/bar.py
and highlighttest2
, then go-to-definition works, but fortest
it does not. It simply yields "Sorry, no definitions found."This is likely not an issue with jedi, as shown here:
Here are the project files: repro.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: