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In addition to the numerous "missing reference" issues (#988, #1204, #1230, #1232, #1276), I noticed that I get missing reference issues when I try to import symbols from a submodule of a toplevel module. E.g.:
using Base.Threads: threadid # threadid gets a missing reference warningusing Base.Threads:@spawn# oddly enough, @spawn does notusing MyModule.Submodule: my_function # both Submodule and my_function get missing reference warnings
Quite annoying, because I often use small scripts to inspect and test the interior state of my packages, and LS doesn't really appreciate this.
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In addition to the numerous "missing reference" issues (#988, #1204, #1230, #1232, #1276), I noticed that I get missing reference issues when I try to import symbols from a submodule of a toplevel module. E.g.:
Quite annoying, because I often use small scripts to inspect and test the interior state of my packages, and LS doesn't really appreciate this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: